Bolton face a tough test in their UEFA Cup campaign as they travel to Germany7 to take on the might of Bayern Munich this Thursday. New manager Gary Megson faces an early acid test as Bolton hope to solidify their season with a good show in Europe.

Bayern began their campaign with a 3-2 win at FK Crvena Zvezda. Toni Kroos, the 17-year-old sensation scored the winner in added time to give the German team a fine start in their campaign. Kroos came on for Mark van Bommel and helped Bayern recover from a 2-1 deficit. His free-kick allowed Klose to equalize in the 86th minute, while he scored the winner in added time.

Bayern Munich manager Ottmar Hitzfeld has hailed the teenager as a prodigy and has said he is a future international. Bolton's visit may not be much of a bother for Bayern, but then they will need to win to put the points on board. Bayern are on top of Group F with three points from one game played so far.

Bolton have had a horror start to their season. Languishing in the bottom of the Premier League, the Wanderers sacked their coach Sammy Lee and have brought in Megson, who faces a tough test at Bayern. Bolton drew their first game in the UEFA Cup 1-1 at home against SC Braga.

Injuries have also hit the team as Bolton defender Nicky Hunt could be out for a long time after suffering a dislocated shoulder. The 24-year-old suffered the injury in the 1-1 draw against West Ham at Upton Park. Bolton are third in Group F with one point from one game.

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