Bolton boss Steven Schumacher says he will not change his side's approach after their heavy defeat to Middlesbrough on Friday.

Bolton Wanderers manager Steven Schumacher stated he will not alter his team's tactical approach despite a heavy 5-1 home loss to Middlesbrough. Schumacher noted that Middlesbrough's squad quality made the difference rather than Bolton being overly aggressive, pointing out a stark difference in starting lineup costs. Bolton aims to rebound as they prepare to host Bristol City on Saturday.
Bolton faces a demanding schedule with three matches in six days, followed by away fixtures against Charlton Athletic and Derby County. Schumacher confirmed defender Chris Forino-Joseph is fit and available, but strikers Ryan Hardie and John McAtee are sidelined with hamstring and knee injuries, respectively.
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