Wigan smell fresh air

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Scott Smith's first goal  at 26 minute in first half was enough to send Wigan into the top half of League One after 1-0 victory over play-off chasing Blackpool.

After a keenly contested opening 20 minutes, Wigan came closer to opening the scoring when Jordan Jones' left-wing cross was headed just wide by Thelo Aasgaard.

But the home side did hit the front after 26 minutes, with Jones again crossing from the left and this time 23-year-old Smith popping up from right wing-back to force the ball over the line.

Blackpool's immediate attempts at a leveller were foiled when George Byers' shot was comfortably saved by Sam Tickle, who then made a brilliant stop to deny substitute Shayne Lavery - who had replaced the injured Jordan Rhodes.

The visitors showed they had not given up the fight early in the second half when Matt Pennington went right through the back of Stephen Humphrys, only to escape with a yellow card.


Comments

  1. Amon Sabola17 March 2024 at 01:54

    This team is finished

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  2. Kevin Saka17 March 2024 at 01:54

    Wigan athletic in league one ?

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  3. Johnny fasalawo17 March 2024 at 01:55

    Keep going boys

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    1. James Banda21 March 2024 at 11:13

      I love this team keep going indeed

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