Roy Keane's Sunderland is safe from relegation worries and will be hoping to improve their Premier League standings when they travel to the Reebok stadium to meet relegation threatened Bolton Wanderers.

Gary Megson will be hoping that his side will still make their eight successive appearance in the Premier League next season, but will have to wait until the final game of the season to know where they stand.

On the other hand, the Black Cats are safely above the relegation zone and are currently experiencing their best season so far in the Premier League.

Kevin Davies will be back in the side against Sunderland after serving his suspension.

However for Bolton, Ivan Campo and Joey O’Brien are still doubtful for the match as they are still nursing calf and hamstring injuries respectively.

Roy Keane will be happy to have back Jonny Evans in the side, who had missed the last two matches due to a hamstring injury.

Daryl Murphy who is suffering a hamstring is still not sure of staritng in tomorrows encounter while Dickson Etuhu (knee) and Phil Bardsley (knee) are ruled out.

Bolton (from): Al Habsi, Samuel, Andrew O'Brien, Cahill, Steinsson, Nolan, Campo, Giannakopoulos, McCann, Joey O'Brien, Guthrie, Taylor, Davies, Rasiak, Diouf, Walker, Fojut, Cohen, Alonso, Helguson.

Sunderland AFC (from): Gordon, Fulop, Whitehead, Harte, Nosworthy, McShane, Evans, Higginbotham, Collins, Wallace, O'Donovan, Reid, Yorke, Leadbitter, Miller, Richardson, Edwards, Jones, Chopra, Stokes, Prica, Waghorn.