Hello, Gasheads, and welcome to live coverage from the Mem as Bristol Rovers face Bolton Wanderers in their final game of the League One campaign.
It has been a long and challenging season on Rovers' return to the third tier, but their place in the division for next season has long been secured meaning both teams have little to play for today.
Fifth-placed Bolton have already secured their place in the play-offs and cannot finish any higher, while the best the Gas can do is 14th after a run of six games without a win since getting over the 50-point mark.
Nonetheless, as big crowd in excess of 10,000 is expected at the Mem this afternoon and Joey Barton and his players are eager to finish the campaign on a high.
Kick-off at the Mem is at noon. Stay tuned throughout the day for updates and reaction.
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Key Events
'Failure' - Joey Barton's reaction
Joey Barton admits a 17th-place finish feels like "failure" for Bristol Rovers in the wake of a 3-2 defeat to Bolton Wanderers at the Mem on the final day of the League One season, but he believes the Gas can replicate their opponents' success if they follow the same "blueprint".
Coburn concussion
Joey Barton has just confirmed that Josh Coburn left the field with concussion after colliding with the post.
The final League One standings
Rovers end the campaign 17th, unable to finish above Exeter as Joey Barton hoped.
Player ratings
Luca Hoole finishes well as Glenn Whelan bows out.
Full-time! Rovers 2-3 Bolton
And that is that for 2022/23. Just before the whistle, Glenn Whelan left the field to a chant of "Whelo! Whelo!" as the veteran retires.
We'll now have the traditional lap of honour from the players, staff and their families.
Sinclair hits the bar!
Connolly is up as an extra physical presence in attack and wins a flick-on into Collins who tees up Sinclair.
The winger hits it flush and bears Dixon but blasts it against the crossbar!
Both players booked
Nlundulu and Connolly both earned yellow cards for that exchange.
Bit of fun at the end
Nlundulu isn't happy with a challenge by Connolly and the two square up.
Sinclair tries to stand a cross up
Rovers are pushing for the equaliser and Sinclair tries to jiggle into space before clipping a cross in that drifts over the bar.
More on the goal
It was a bit of a scramble back there but Marquis was the man who provided the final touch, toeing it over the line.
That was after Macdonald's drilled cross landed at the feet of Collins who slightly miscued his shot which was then deflected and into the path of Marquis.
Six Gas subs
You may have noticed that Rovers have made one more than their alloted five subs but that would indicate Coburn's withdrawal for Marquis was due to a suspected concussion/head injury.
A raft of Gas changes
Ellery Balcombe is now coming on for James Belshaw, in what will likely be his last appearance before returning to Brentford.
Calum Macdonald has replaced Antony Evans, James Connolly is on for Jarell Quansah, Lamare Bogarde has taken the place of Lewis Gordon.
Glenn Whelan replaces Sam Finley
The player/coach is on for the final 13 or so minutes.
More on the goal
There wasn't a great deal of pressure on the ball after Nlundulu had made of a menace of himself after holding it up. A pass was worked out to the right and instead of crossing it was rolled into Morley who looked up and then bent a wonderful curling drive past Belshaw and into the far corner. The Rovers goalkeeper barely moved.
GOAL! Rovers 1-3 Bolton (Morley)
Pick that one out. Absolute ripper from the Bolton midfielder and that, you would expect, is game over.
Nlundulu shot blocked
The substitute had sight of a second there but his shot on the turn was well blocked by a couple of Gas defenders.
Bolton fans in full voice
That goal has perked up the away support who are singing joyously from the soon-to-be-dismantled South Stand.
Palm-stinger
Collins unleashes a bullet from 25 yards and Dixon can only palm it back into the box, where Marquis tries to force it home but his improvised finish is wide of the target. Difficult chance.
GOAL! Rovers 1-2 Bolton
Dan Nlundulu.
A long ball is sent forward and Bolton win the knockdown. Nlundulu picks up the ball and finds the bottom corner with a very tidy finish from 18 yards.
Rovers in the ascendency
You feel Bolton boss Ian Evatt has made those subs with next week in mind, and who can blame him?
Rovers have taken a bit more control of the game and are fancying their chances of finding a winner.
'Shoooooooot'
The ball breaks for Gordon in the box but he cannot get a shot away under pressure.
Bolton subs
Josh Sheehan, Shola Shoretire and Victor Adeboyejo are replaced by Kieran Lee, Dan Nlundulu and Cameron Jerome.
Pause in play
Shoretire needs treatment. Bolton have already lost one player for the play-offs in Gethin Jones. They will desperately want to avoid any more damage before a likely clash with Barnsley.
Another corner
Evans lets fly from distance and his shot deflects out for a corner.
He takes the corner and it's caught by Dixon.
Gas corner
Quansah and Ward combine to send Rovers forward with a sweeping move and Gordon's cross is turned behind with Evans trying to get on the end of it.
Rovers work a good position from the corner with Collins picked out by Finley, but the Welshman can't keep his cross in play.
Big save
Ward gives the ball away in a dangerous area and Bolton look set to profit, but Belshaw gets a firm palm on Shoretire's effort.
Rovers break from the resulting corner with Marquis charging forwards with the ball, but he is cynically tripped by George Johnston, who is booked.
Second half underway after a sub
The game resumes with Antony Evans taking the kick-off.
Josh Coburn took a heavy knock before the interval when he hit the bar and he's had to go off. John Marquis is his replacement.
Rovers are playing towards a packed Thatchers Terrace in this second half.
Jordan Williams replaces Ricardo Santos for the visitors.
