Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town will go from the front once the computer problems solved | Ipswich Town FC and Suffolk & Essex Sport

The visit of Ipswich Town to Bolton will proceed as planned today, once the computer problems have been solved. Picture: PA

Bolton issued a statement just before 5 pm last night, revealing that the game was in doubt because of the problems and that they would work all night to try to resolve them.

Hikers released another statement at 1:30 am to clarify that the issues had been resolved.

The statement reads as follows: "The Bolton Wanderers can confirm that the Saturday clash between the Sky Bet Championship and the city of Ipswich will take place.

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"The problems with the club's computer systems have been fixed and the match will go as planned."

The Ipswich team left Suffolk yesterday at 1 pm with a support club of 1,300 people heading to the Bolton University stadium.

The clash between the last two teams in the championship was likely to be postponed at the beginning of the week after the host club did not receive a security certificate for the match because of the threat of the day of the organizers.

This dispute was finally resolved on Thursday.