Already-relegated Wigan bowed out of the Premier League with a 2-2 draw against Aston Villa at the DW Stadium. More
90+3' The full-time whistle goes at the DW Stadium, and it finishes 2-2 as already-relegated Wigan bow out of the Premier League with a draw against Aston Villa. Roberto Martinez and Paul Lambert shake hands, with Villa already safe. Thanks for joining us.
90' Again the delivery is poor from Maloney, and there will be three added minutes at the end of this match.
88' Westwood comes off as Gary Gardner is introduced late on for Villa.
86' Bennett is down with cramp now as he continues to struggle, and Lambert may have to make his final change pretty quickly.
79' What a chance for Wigan! James McArthur coolly sidefoots a volley against the crossbar from the edge of the Villa box as a deep cross comes over from Espinoza! That was very unlucky.
73' Jordan Bowery comes on for Agbonlahor now as Lambert makes a second change.
71' Now James McCarthy is booked for throwing the ball away after challenging with Simon Dawkins.
69' Boyce tussles with Weimann and is booked for being overly physical in the challenge - he's absolutely furious about it!
68' Gomez and Watson trot of with Fraser Fyvie and Angelo Henriquez coming on for Wigan.
60' GOAL! Vlaar takes down a deep free kick from Ashley Westwood with an impeccable touch before slamming a stunning volley into the top corner of the bet, beating Al Habsi comprehensively! It's a wonderful goal, and it's all square once more.
59' What a chance for Boyce! Espinoza does superbly to jink his way to the left byline before dinking over a precise cross, but Boyce volleys against the crossbar from six yards out!
46' The second half is under way at the DW Stadium.
45+3' The half-time whistle goes seconds after the third goal at the DW Stadium, and Wigan lead Aston Villa 2-1 courtesy of Baker's own goal after Boyce had cancelled out Bent's early opener.
45+2' OWN GOAL! Nathan Baker turns the ball into the back of his own net inadvertently after shots from Golobart and Watson are both cleared off the line by Villa players. It's a harsh way for Villa to fall behind on the stroke of half-time.
45' Weimann races through the Wigan half with a fine run before shooting well wide, and there will be three added minutes at the end of the first half.
42' That challenge from Lowton was on Roman Golobart, who is limping now.
41' Matthew Lowton has made a few poor challenges so far this afternoon, and he's booked for the latest mistimed tackle.
21' GOAL! Emmerson Boyce levels the scores for Wigan with a powerful header after ghosting into the Villa box to meet Roger Espinoza's pinpoint cross from the left flank! It's a fine goal, and it's all square now at the DW Stadium!
14' Kone should score! Maloney slips a delightful through ball beyond Baker and into the path of Kone, but he stumbles over the ball six yards out with Vlaar for company and ends up squandering a very good opportunity.
5' GOAL! Darren Bent cuts inside from the left and fires a clinical finish beyond Al Habsi after latching on to a through ball from Agbonlahor, and he scores early in the match having been given a rare start by Paul Lambert!
1' The first half is under way at the DW Stadium!
15:45 What do you predict the score will be in this match, and are you happy with the two starting line-ups? Get in touch via Twitter
15:25 The teams are in - Wigan: Al Habsi, Watson, Boyce, McCarthy, Espinoza, Golobart, Scharner, Maloney, McArthur, Gomez, Kone. Subs: Robles, Henriquez, Mustoe, Redmond, Campabadal, Di Santo, Fyvie. /// Aston Villa: Guzan, Lowton, Vlaar, Baker, Bennett, Westwood, Delph, Sylla, Weimann, Agbonlahor, Bent. Subs: Given, El Ahmadi, Dawkins, Gardner, Bowery, N’Zogbia, Herd.
90+3' The full-time whistle goes at the DW Stadium, and it finishes 2-2 as already-relegated Wigan bow out of the Premier League with a draw against Aston Villa. Roberto Martinez and Paul Lambert shake hands, with Villa already safe. Thanks for joining us.
90' Again the delivery is poor from Maloney, and there will be three added minutes at the end of this match.
88' Westwood comes off as Gary Gardner is introduced late on for Villa.
86' Bennett is down with cramp now as he continues to struggle, and Lambert may have to make his final change pretty quickly.
79' What a chance for Wigan! James McArthur coolly sidefoots a volley against the crossbar from the edge of the Villa box as a deep cross comes over from Espinoza! That was very unlucky.
73' Jordan Bowery comes on for Agbonlahor now as Lambert makes a second change.
71' Now James McCarthy is booked for throwing the ball away after challenging with Simon Dawkins.
69' Boyce tussles with Weimann and is booked for being overly physical in the challenge - he's absolutely furious about it!
68' Gomez and Watson trot of with Fraser Fyvie and Angelo Henriquez coming on for Wigan.
60' GOAL! Vlaar takes down a deep free kick from Ashley Westwood with an impeccable touch before slamming a stunning volley into the top corner of the bet, beating Al Habsi comprehensively! It's a wonderful goal, and it's all square once more.
59' What a chance for Boyce! Espinoza does superbly to jink his way to the left byline before dinking over a precise cross, but Boyce volleys against the crossbar from six yards out!
46' The second half is under way at the DW Stadium.
45+3' The half-time whistle goes seconds after the third goal at the DW Stadium, and Wigan lead Aston Villa 2-1 courtesy of Baker's own goal after Boyce had cancelled out Bent's early opener.
45+2' OWN GOAL! Nathan Baker turns the ball into the back of his own net inadvertently after shots from Golobart and Watson are both cleared off the line by Villa players. It's a harsh way for Villa to fall behind on the stroke of half-time.
45' Weimann races through the Wigan half with a fine run before shooting well wide, and there will be three added minutes at the end of the first half.
42' That challenge from Lowton was on Roman Golobart, who is limping now.
41' Matthew Lowton has made a few poor challenges so far this afternoon, and he's booked for the latest mistimed tackle.
21' GOAL! Emmerson Boyce levels the scores for Wigan with a powerful header after ghosting into the Villa box to meet Roger Espinoza's pinpoint cross from the left flank! It's a fine goal, and it's all square now at the DW Stadium!
14' Kone should score! Maloney slips a delightful through ball beyond Baker and into the path of Kone, but he stumbles over the ball six yards out with Vlaar for company and ends up squandering a very good opportunity.
5' GOAL! Darren Bent cuts inside from the left and fires a clinical finish beyond Al Habsi after latching on to a through ball from Agbonlahor, and he scores early in the match having been given a rare start by Paul Lambert!
1' The first half is under way at the DW Stadium!
15:45 What do you predict the score will be in this match, and are you happy with the two starting line-ups? Get in touch via Twitter
15:25 The teams are in - Wigan: Al Habsi, Watson, Boyce, McCarthy, Espinoza, Golobart, Scharner, Maloney, McArthur, Gomez, Kone. Subs: Robles, Henriquez, Mustoe, Redmond, Campabadal, Di Santo, Fyvie. /// Aston Villa: Guzan, Lowton, Vlaar, Baker, Bennett, Westwood, Delph, Sylla, Weimann, Agbonlahor, Bent. Subs: Given, El Ahmadi, Dawkins, Gardner, Bowery, N’Zogbia, Herd.
Wigan AthleticManager: Roberto Martinez
Aston VillaManager: Paul Lambert
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88′ Lambert has said next season will be another season of struggle, so that means its going to be a summer of no spending and selling our best players, Benteke, Weimann, and Bent will all be sold, so could Westwood and Lowton, there is no way Benteke or Weimann will get new contracts so they will have to be sold, Bent is already as good as out the door, the three of them should fetch in the region of £35-40 Million, but don't expect Lerner to give any of the money to Lambert, unfortunately Lambert will have to buy from Pound land not Harrods and we will have to sit and watch another season of survival football.
Why do I bother? Sick and tired of Lambert's false optimism. A good leap up the table was on offer here, and what do they do? they draw, and remain just about where they are now. Just safe! Lack-lustre and boring. Maybe someone will spend some money in the close season? Some hopes!
comment 27, you are a little boy traped in a mans world
@ Borat you should of have gone down years ago , you are neither funny or an actor , shyte actor shyte comedian bit of a joke really :) #$%$
wigan to win 4 2
villa are shyte team, they should of gone down it's a joke
Benteke has 19 league goals this season and 23 altogether.
villa to win 4-0 well done bent show lambert what he will miss if he sells you
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I posted the comment in August... I was wrong :(
Micheal Lenson,At least we have something to show for our season. THE F A CUP WHAT HAVE YOU WON YOU IDIOT
3-1 Villa, Wigan will be shattered, not just football terms, but emotionally as well. We play (and win) just as well away as we do at home at present.
I expect Wigan to be victorious on their final home game of their FA Cup winning season. The players must win & will win for their fans. Well done Wigan but also commiserations. You are sure to bounce back to the EPL the following season, but I expect without Martinez. Wigan 3 - 1 Villa
Great we stay up for another season, message to the board and Randy Lerner "DO NOT SELL BENTEKE" resist any offer he is a player we need to keep at all cost, and build a team around, if the board sell him what message does that send to all Villa fans?, Lerner has escaped this season thanks to the Benteke signing, and needs to win back the Villa fans, Lerner also needs to back Lambert in the summer and get some quality into the squad so we aren't in this position come next season.
I am getting em out
This is a dead game. Cheerio to that idiot Whelan. Villa still one of just 7 teams who have spent every season in the Premier.
If this is still a case of loser goes down, let's not degrade ourselves with bltching and whining. If Wigan stay up and we go down as a result of this game, I'll be saying well done Wigan, and accept the consequences. In all honesty, I hope it's neither of us. I also hope Wigan will be showing off the FA Cup by then.