POLICE are hunting five men, who may be from London, after a fight inside a Newport nightclub last Sunday morning involving weapons.

Two of the men hunted by police in Newport after a fight at a nightclub

Four white men and a black man were thrown out of the Revolution nightclub in Griffin Street at 2am on Sunday morning.

Officers are appealing for information following an incident of disorder involving five men, one described as white and four described as black, in Newport that happened in the early hours of Sunday 20th November 2011. They were said to have used a pole and a glass as weapons.

Officers are trying to identify all of those involved. The four men, described as black, all had London accents. They hadn’t been seen in the nightclub before and it’s believed they could have been from the London area.

Enquiries undertaken at local hospitals to see if anyone was admitted with injuries were fruitless.

Anyone who recognises any of the five men from the CCTV material is asked to contact Gwent Police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

SWANSEA City manager Brendan Rodgers has Alan Tate back in his squad for the FA Cup trip to Bolton as the defender steps up his return from the broken leg he suffered in a golf buggy accident in August.

Swansea City manager Brendan Rodgers

But on-loan centre-half Steven Caulker is unavailable after parent club Tottenham asked that he be left out to avoid being cup-tied in the event that they need to recall him from his season-long deal.

Chelsea midfielder Josh McEachran, another loan signing, is set to make his first start for the Swans as he will not be eligible to face the Blues in Tuesday’s Premier League fixture between the sides.

Bolton will be without new signing Tim Ream on Saturday.

The defender, signed on Thursday from the New York Red Bulls, has returned to the US to complete the rest of his paperwork and is also likely to miss Wednesday’s Barclays Premier League meeting with Arsenal.

A bug has affected a number of Bolton players this week but boss Owen Coyle is hopeful they will all be fit while Jussi Jaaskelainen (thigh) and Tyrone Mears (broken leg) may be involved.

Teams: Bolton (from): Bogdan, Jaaskelainen, Wheater, Boyata, Knight, Mears, Eagles, Robinson, Muamba, Petrov, K Davies, Klasnic, Tuncay, M Davies, Pratley, Ngog, Blake, Reo-Coker, Steinsson, Ricketts, Riley, O’Halloran, Lynch.

Swansea (from): Vorm, Williams, Taylor, Tate, Britton, Orlandi, Graham, Sinclair, Dyer, Dobbie, Routledge, Monk, McEachran, Lita, Moore, Bessone, Rangel, Allen, Tremmel, Agustien, Gower, Richards, Sigurdsson.

BRISTOL Rovers manager Mark McGhee admits he is down to the bare bones in terms of available players as he prepares his side for their League Two clash with Bradford on Saturday. 

McGhee will definitely be missing top scorer Matt Harrold, who could be out for up to two months with an ankle injury, as the new Pirates boss takes charge of his first game at the Memorial Stadium since his appointment.

Mustapha Carayol is still ruled out for Rovers with a groin problem, while defender Adam Virgo (knee ligaments) and midfielder Wayne Brown (ankle) remain long-term absentees.

Midfielder Matt Gill returned to the bench during the crucial 2-0 win at high-flying Cheltenham last time out after undergoing a knee operation, and he is likely to be among the substitutes once again this weekend