FA Cup Fifth Round: Millwall v. Bolton Wanderers

They are Millwall, from the New Den, no one likes them and they don't care.

The mighty men in white are in London for the fifth round of the FA Cup and are once again (we can't even count how many times) looking to kick start their season and make it to the big show. Bolton have not faced Millwall in the FA Cup for 57 years but the last two times the teams met in the competition, Bolton took the win. While a statistic that's 57 years old might not do us much actual good on the day, here's one for you: Chris Eagles has four goals in his last five FA Cup appearances.

Millwall are also having a poor league season. They sit two places and six points above the drop to League One. That said, they advanced past a surging Southampton side that are second in the table and just one point behind a first place West Ham team.

The Lions have no fresh injuries to worry about, just a few players that have been missing from action for quite some time. Bolton on the other hand will be without Kevin Davies and Tyrone Mears while Marcos Alonso continues to be sidelined. Marvin Sordell will not participate as he as been cup tied by Watford. The Mirror also reported earlier that Tim Ream (who Owen Coyle said would be in the 18 finally) will be given a trial by fire as he looks set to get a start. Ryo Miyaichi will earn some more time and he deserves it after his performance against Wigan.

Bolton want to keep this cup run going and to do that they have to come out firing on all cylinders. Come on you White Men! We can practically see Bolton Wanderers being etched into the cup.