Sunday March 17, 2013 Day 30 Finished DW Stadium

Wigan Athletic 2 - 1 Newcastle United

  • Beausejour 18’
  • Koné 90’
  • Santon 72’

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  1. Premier League - Late Kone strike snatches contentious Wigan win

    Premier League - Late Kone strike snatches contentious Wigan win

    Arouna Kone scored a 90th-minute winner as Wigan Athletic kept their survival chances alive with a 2-1 victory over Newcastle. More

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    Time:90'
    • Wigan Athletic
    • Newcastle United
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    • FT Thankyou for joining me this afternoon. Wigan got the three points they wanted - surely, they can't escape again? - but the real talking point was the McManaman tackle and that handball in the build-up to Kone's late winner.
    • FT I can't imagine Pardew is going to be in a pleasant mood this evening. But, controversey aside, what is it about Wigan and the end of the season?
    • FT And that’s full-time. You will be hearing a lot more about this game tomorrow, I guarantee.
    • 90 + Alan Pardew is, understandably, absolutely livid on the sidelines.
    • 90' Massive controversy,. Figueroa handballed an inswinging corner as it came into the area, and Newcastle failed to deal with it properly and Kone needed no second invitation to smash home from point-blank range.
    • 90' GOAL FOR WIGAN! Never write Wigan off. Kone latches onto the ball after a goalmouth scramble and Wigan are ahead.
    • 86' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! Shola Ameobi breaks down the left for Newcastle and his cross is met by Cisse, and Roubles seemingly makes a superb save to divert it wide. A goal kick is given though, prompting some rather unflattering chants about the officials from the Newcastle faithful.
    • 85' The tempo has died down slightly here as both teams look for a key opening. Wigan have looked more likely to make something happen most recently but so far it hasn’t happened.
    • 82' Tiote is robbed by McCarthy in midfield and he feeds Maloney on the left, and he cuts into the area but his cross is blocked by a Newcastle shirt and hacked clear for a throw.
    • 81' Cheick Tiote down briefly after a knock but he’s fine to continue. It’s been a bruising encounter at DW Stadium this afternoon.
    • 79' Maloney seems to stand over it for an age before stepping up and curling it goalwards, but Elliot gets down to make the save.
    • 78' And Wigan’s goalscorer will make way for Di Santo, who scored in this fixture last season.
    • 77' Franco Di Santo is readying himself on the sidelines. Perch brings down Beausejour on the edge on the area and Halsey awards a free-kick just outside the area for Wigan.
    • 76' Marveaux nearly puts Shola Ameobi through with a delicate chip forward but it is just too far ahead the striker, and he knocks it out for a goal kick.
    • 75' Cisse could have put Newcastle ahead there, a ball across the area looked destined to fall at his feet but it was just a fraction behind him. It’s all Newcastle at the moment.
    • 73' Hard match to call now. Both teams have had their fair share of chances.
    • 72' The ball was given away cheaply by Wigan and Cisse – who has had a forgettable afternoon so far – found Santon with a perfect pass and the Italian showed great composure to fire past Roubles from the edge of the area. Game on.
    • 71' GOAL FOR NEWCASTLE! Davide Santon with the goal. His first goal for the club has levelled proceedings and the away fans are going bonkers.
    • 69' CHANCE FOR WIGAN! It’s substitute McArthur, who collects the ball at half way and advances, but curls wide of the goal under pressure from Taylor on the edge of the area. Will these misses prove costly for Wigan?
    • 68' Half chance for Wigan. Figueroa rises to meet a corner but he is unable to replicate his goal at Goodison Park, glancing it well wide of the goal.
    • 67' And Shola Ameobi is indeed coming on, for Gouffran. That's all of Newcastle's subs used now.
    • 66' Yellow card for Gutierrez as the Argentine catches Maloney from behind. Fair decision.
    • 65' Newcastle looking much better going forward. Gouffran and Sissoko link up well but McArthur makes a crucial tackle, the visitors were two-on-two there.
    • 64' Marveaux finds Sissoko up front but the Frenchman had just strayed offside. It looks as if Shola Ameobi is getting set to come on for Newcastle, too.
    • 63' It’s a real battle for possession in the middle of the park currently. Emerson Boyce is released down the right but his cross is plucked out of the air by Elliot.
    • 62' Nothing comes of the outswinging corner, however, and Newcastle clear their lines.
    • 61' Wigan replacement McArthur finds space outside the area and his shot is deflected away for a corner.
    • 60' Beausejour crosses from the left but it’s poorly hit, and Newcastle are able to cut it out. This game has really livened up.
    • 59' Wasteful from Maloney. Wigan break and the midfielder has three men in support, but he seems to get caught in two minds and ends up running straight into Perch, who clears.
    • 58' Free-kick for Newcastle 40 yards out is headed clear by Sharner.
    • 57' Substitute. Villain McManaman is coming off to a chorus of boos from Newcastle fans, drowned out by Wigan fans. James McArthur comes on.
    • 55' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! And once again it’s Cisse. He has three men inside him but he decides to go for goal, but he can’t keep it down and that’s the third chance he’s squandered this afternoon.
    • 54' Marveaux is caught just inside Wigan’s half and Newcastle will have a free-kick. I wonder what Mark halsey would have thought when he saw that tackle again at half-time.
    • 52' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! Cisse finds space at the other end but once again swings at it and he slices the ball high and wide.
    • 51' CHANCE FOR WIGAN! And that would have been controversial. McManaman with a chance to double Wigan’s lead after the ball falls to him after a goal-mouth scramble.
    • 50' Perch has been booked for that tackle. It was clumsy. Kone limps off the field but I think he’ll be ok to continue.
    • 49' Again McManaman causes problems down the right. He looks for Maloney and his cross is just cut out by Taylor. Taylor takes a boot to the knee from perch and we have a bit of a break while the striker stays down.
    • 48' McManaman is a real threat going forward and he finds some space on the left, but his cross is charged down by a Newcastle shirt. He looks dangerous though. In more ways than one.
    • 47' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! Positive start from the visitors. A couple of testing crosses aren’t properly dealt with by Roubles and the ball falls for Sissoko, whose curling shot is just wide of the post.
    • 46' Newcastle get the second half underway.
    • HT John Carver, Newcastle's assistant boss, and Wigan coach Graham Barrow both saw red at half-time for their part in that flare-up. Can't help but feel the wrong men got red carded.
    • HT Beausejour’s goal the difference at the interval but the big talking point will be that decision – Mark Halsie didn’t even book McManaman for what was an absolutely shocking tackle on Haidara.
    • HT Tensions flair up at half time as the players leave the field!! McManaman approached by United coach assistant boss John Carver as he walked off and he's being held back by Perch. He's livid about that tackle on Haidara and quite rightly.
    • 45 + CHANCE! Shocking miss from Cisse. The ball was nodded down and it looked like it would have been better for Perch to strike it, but Cisse toe poked over from six yards out. Big, big chance for the visitng side.
    • 45 + Yellow card for Scharner, and somehow the first of the afternoon. He caught a man from behind and rightly goes in the book.
    • 45 + Wigan pressing once again and Beausejour looks to feed Maloney but he is unable to find his team-mate.
    • 45' Little surprise that there are six minutes of stoppage time after that delay for Haidara earlier.
    • 45' People have been going on about Cisse’s ‘second season syndrome’ but with service like he’s received so far today it’s little wonder he’s not been as successful in front of goal this season.
    • 44' A bit of a waste there. Outswinging corner doesn’t find a Newcastle shirt and Wigan are able to clear the danger. A goal before half-time for either side would be huge.
    • 43' Wigan have a throw-in but they make nothing of it, and now Newcastle attack. Gouffran gets the ball on the right and Boyce is forced to concede a corner. Big chance to level proceedings.
    • 42' Beausejour’s corner finds no-one but he gets another chance with a cross which is headed clear again. Gomez has a shot blocked and Newcastle clear up. Good pressure from the hosts.
    • 40' Superb from Jonas Gutierrez. James McCarthy put through and looks odds on to score, but the Argentine scrambles back and does enough to deflect the ball out for a corner.
    • 39' Newcastle happy to wait patiently for an opening. Perch knocks a ball towards Cisse out on the right but he’s overhit that and Wigan will clear.
    • 38' Wigan look very organised at the back. Why it’s taken nearly seven months for anyone to say that is beyond me.....
    • 37' Newcastle coming into the game a bit more now, just playing patiently waiting for an opening. Papiss Cisse nods a ball down for Sissoko but it is just too far in front of the Frenchman.
    • 36' Injury update. Haidara in a lot of bother, apparently – isn’t able to straighten his leg at the moment. Hopefully it isn’t as bad as it feared, but it certainly looked very, very nasty.
    • 35' Maloney was given way too much space there. Newcastle have looked shakey at the back – losing two defenders in the first half an hour probably hasn’t helped matters.
    • 34' CHANCE FOR WIGAN! Maloney given way too much space on the edge of the area and he hits a curling effort towards goal, and it is just pushed away by Elliot and cleared by a Newcastle shirt.
    • 33' Maynor Figueroa and Alcaraz exchanging passes at the back as Wigan look for opening.
    • 32' Martinez and Pardew both out in the technical areas barking orders. Beausejour is clattered to the floor and Wigan will have a free-kick on half way.
    • 30' Beausajour whips a corner in, Boyce gets his head on it but it falls to a Newcastle shirt and Rob Elliot collects.
    • 29' The tempo of the match has died down slightly. Kone finds Maloney on the left but Taylor hacks the loose ball clear for a Wigan corner.
    • 28' Perch gives the ball away with his first touch and Kone very nearly breaks free, but once again his first touch gets the better of him and Newcastle are able to clear their lines.
    • 26' Long ball from Robles bounces off goalscorerer Beausejour and out for a Newcastle throw.
    • 25' Applause for Haidara as he is stretchered off. Perch comes on and Pardew has just one substitute left. Newcastle get the game back underway with a free-kick from the right.
    • 24' It looks worse every time you look at it. He went for the ball but his studs were showing. The more I look at it the more I think McManaman should have walked - no doubt Pardew will have a word or two about that after the game.
    • 23' Alan Pardew looks slightly concerned on the sideline, and James Perch is getting himself ready on the sidelines as a stretcher comes on for Haidara. I think McManaman has escaped a booking, too. Lucky boy.
    • 22' Ouch. McManaman catches Haidara with a nasty follow through and the youngster is down receiving treatment. Newcastle have already lost one full-back so far today, could they be about to lose another?
    • 21' Chants of Que Sera Sera echoing around DW Stadium. If every season started in March and ended in May Wigan could be world beaters.
    • 20' Gomez delivers a curling free-kick for Paul Sharner but he is beaten to the ball by Yanga-Mbiwa, who heads clear.
    • 19' That goal had been coming. Wigan had enjoyed a good spell of pressure and they are pushing for a second here. They’ve done this before, you know... just ask David Moyes.
    • 18' And it was that man McManaman on the right once again – finding space on the right with a clever turn and his cross eluded Kone but fell to Beausejour, who prodded home for his first Wigan goal. What a time to get it.
    • 17' GOAL FOR WIGAN! Jean Beausejour with what could be a hugely crucial goal for the Latics.
    • 16' Wigan looking for a way through but Newcastle keep their discipline. Wigan recycling the ball well but unable to create an opening.
    • 15' Sissoko finds some space in midfield and gallops ahead, but his touch takes the ball away from him and Alcaraz is able to clear.
    • 14' Wigan enjoy a positive spell with McManaman causing a nuisance on the right wing, but Newcastle are able to clear their lines.
    • 13' And he does, coming off for a fellow Frenchman (of course) in Massadio Haidara.
    • 12' And Debuchy looks to have tweaked a hamstring inthat move – and he might just be coming off after just 12 minutes.
    • 11' The ball is in the net for Newcastle, Debuchy slotting past Robles but he is rightly penalised for straying offside.
    • 9' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! Marveaux delivers a curling corner which is nodded at goal by Steven Taylor and, after being spilt by Robles, the young Spaniard smothers it on the second attempt.
    • 8' Just four changes for Newcastle from Thursday’s win over Anzhi. Will be interesting to see whether the supposed Europa League hangover is a factor this afternoon for the Toon.
    • 7' But it’s Gomez who strikes it with his left foot but it curls over by some distance. First real chance of the match.
    • 6' Gomez with some space in the middle finds Kone whose control lets him down, but he is brought down by Yanga-Mbiwa and Wigan have a free-kick 35 yards out. Maloney standing over it.
    • 5' Emerson Boyce powers past two Newcastle players on the right but his cross falls straight into the hands of Robles.
    • 4' And we’re back underway and both sides exchange hopeful long balls forward which are easily dealt with at the back.
    • 3' We have a slight delay as Jordi Gomez receives some treatment after a collision in the air with Sylvain Marveaux.
    • 3' Newcastle look keen to get on with things here. Sissoko finds space on the right and hits a cross but it is easily dealt with by Alcaraz.
    • 2' A long ball forward from Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa is ushered out by Antolin Alcaraz as Newcastle start the brightest.
    • 1' Wigan, attacking right to left, get the match underway to a lion’s roar at DW Stadium.
    • 16.00 Slow delay as the mascots delay coming on to the field. Wigan are lining up in a 3-4-3 formation with Newcastle, unsurprisingly, opting for a more conservative 4-5-1.
    • 15.55 The two sides are out on the pitch – Newcastle in their reverse kit. They have won just once in seven games at DW Stadium.
    • 15.50 You can get involved on Twitter, I’m on @natesaund – can Newcastle continue their blistering form or will Wigan replicate last weekend’s remarkable performance at Goodison Park?
    • 15.45 Big news for Wigan, as 22-year-old Joel Robles makes his Premier League debut in goal– ending Ali Al Habsi’s run of 83 consecutive league starts between the sticks. A bold decision from Martinez – will it pay off?
    • 15.40 FA Cup quarter-final goalscorer Callum McManaman survives a late fitness test to start for Wigan after limping off last weekend – a bit boost for Roberto Martinez as his team look to take a chunk out of the six points separating them and Aston Villa in 17th.
    • 15.35 Newcastle United will be without midfielder Yohan Cabaye ater the Frenchman suffered a groin injury during Thursday’s win against Anzhi. Shola Ameobi returns to the bench but Hatem Ben Arfa misses out with hamstring surgery ruling him out for the rest of the season.
    • 15.30 FA Cup semi-finalists Wigan will be hoping they can improve on a dismal home record which has seen them win just twice, and they have a great chance against a Newcastle side with just one away victory in the league this season.
    • 15:25 Get involved in today's coverage in one of three ways: leave your thoughts in our comments section below, rate the players as the game progresses once we kick off, and if you want to get your comments published here on the 'cast, simply send them over via Twitter! You can do that via our website account @eurosportcom_en
    • 15:20 WIGAN: Robles, Kone, Alcaraz, McCarthy, Maloney, Gomez, McManaman, Boyce, Beausejour, Figueroa, Scharner. Subs: Al Habsi, Caldwell, Di Santo, Henriquez, McArthur, Stam, Golobart. /// NEWCASTLE: Elliot; Debuchy, S.Taylor, Yanga-Mbiwa, Santon; Gutierrez, Tiote; Marveaux, Sissoko, Gouffran; Cisse. Subs: Harper, Haidara, Anita, Perch, Gosling, Obertan, Shola Ameobi
    • 15:15 Good afternoon and welcome to Eurosport's LIVE Premier League matchcast as Wigan take on European crusaders Newcastle at the DW. Team news will follow very shortly!

  • Summary

    • FT Thankyou for joining me this afternoon. Wigan got the three points they wanted - surely, they can't escape again? - but the real talking point was the McManaman tackle and that handball in the build-up to Kone's late winner.
    • 90' GOAL FOR WIGAN! Never write Wigan off. Kone latches onto the ball after a goalmouth scramble and Wigan are ahead.
    • 71' GOAL FOR NEWCASTLE! Davide Santon with the goal. His first goal for the club has levelled proceedings and the away fans are going bonkers.
    • 55' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! And once again it’s Cisse. He has three men inside him but he decides to go for goal, but he can’t keep it down and that’s the third chance he’s squandered this afternoon.
    • 52' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! Cisse finds space at the other end but once again swings at it and he slices the ball high and wide.
    • 51' CHANCE FOR WIGAN! And that would have been controversial. McManaman with a chance to double Wigan’s lead after the ball falls to him after a goal-mouth scramble.
    • HT John Carver, Newcastle's assistant boss, and Wigan coach Graham Barrow both saw red at half-time for their part in that flare-up. Can't help but feel the wrong men got red carded.
    • HT Tensions flair up at half time as the players leave the field!! McManaman approached by United coach assistant boss John Carver as he walked off and he's being held back by Perch. He's livid about that tackle on Haidara and quite rightly.
    • 45 + CHANCE! Shocking miss from Cisse. The ball was nodded down and it looked like it would have been better for Perch to strike it, but Cisse toe poked over from six yards out. Big, big chance for the visitng side.
    • 22' Ouch. McManaman catches Haidara with a nasty follow through and the youngster is down receiving treatment. Newcastle have already lost one full-back so far today, could they be about to lose another?
    • 18' And it was that man McManaman on the right once again – finding space on the right with a clever turn and his cross eluded Kone but fell to Beausejour, who prodded home for his first Wigan goal. What a time to get it.
    • 17' GOAL FOR WIGAN! Jean Beausejour with what could be a hugely crucial goal for the Latics.
    • 9' CHANCE FOR NEWCASTLE! Marveaux delivers a curling corner which is nodded at goal by Steven Taylor and, after being spilt by Robles, the young Spaniard smothers it on the second attempt.
    • 7' But it’s Gomez who strikes it with his left foot but it curls over by some distance. First real chance of the match.
    • 15:20 WIGAN: Robles, Kone, Alcaraz, McCarthy, Maloney, Gomez, McManaman, Boyce, Beausejour, Figueroa, Scharner. Subs: Al Habsi, Caldwell, Di Santo, Henriquez, McArthur, Stam, Golobart. /// NEWCASTLE: Elliot; Debuchy, S.Taylor, Yanga-Mbiwa, Santon; Gutierrez, Tiote; Marveaux, Sissoko, Gouffran; Cisse. Subs: Harper, Haidara, Anita, Perch, Gosling, Obertan, Shola Ameobi

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  1. no-one-is-no-one - Thank you for your objectivity.

    From Goh, on Fri 22 Mar 18:20

  2. Dennis - Well Well. Coincidentally, a comment from a­ Millwall fan. Trying to slur Wigan prior to the­ kick-off of FA Semi-Final. It is a very good timing­ indeed and only God knows your true intention. I can­ only say let football does the talking during the­ Semi-Final. The match will show whether Wigan players­ are #$%$ or outplay Millwall fair and square.

    From Goh, on Thu 21 Mar 16:27

  3. Yvonne M - We are the few clubs in EPL that have yet to­ be relegated. Unlike Newcastle. Wigan is still well­ liked and respected by a lot of managers. I lose count­ of how many times managers have been saying that we are­ at the wrong side of the table or they would like to­ see Wigan to survive among few relegation contenders.­ Have you seen anyone that come out to condemn Wigan­ except for Newcastle fans. I don't see Wenger or­ Fergie or any other respectable non-Newcastle managers­ or players saying that Wigan should be relegated or­ condemned. This shows that we do have a good reputation­ among players and managers generally. This is a one-off­ incident so please move on. There were worse or­ malicious tackles in EPL and world history. Usually­ people who condemn Wigan for no good reasons are fans­ of Wigan Warriors and now I may add fans of Newcastle­ in the future. I think Newcastle should focus on the­ relegation fight and not this incident anymore. ­ Ronnie Brown - I have also reported you to Yahoo for­ abusive language.

    From Goh, on Thu 21 Mar 16:21

  4. GOH, it will be great day for football when Wigan get­ relegated. Dave Whelan #$%$ on when he got his leg­ broken in a Cup Final but states on MOTD there was­ nothing wrong with McMamamans tackle. Used to like­ Wigan, but how they are changing for the worst.­ Championship beware, here they come.

    From Yvonne M, on Mon 18 Mar 21:19

  5. Well as a devout Millwall fan i had to think what would­ happen if Wigwam do that type of tackel on our players­ on April 13th at Wembley kick off 17.15pm. How ANYONE­ can justiify that type of rash challenge beggars­ belief. No wonder they call you " WIGWAM­ PATHETIC"

    From Dennis, on Mon 18 Mar 16:43

  6. Oh dear.......

    From Arrogant oldcastle fan, on Sun 17 Mar 20:26

  7. ronnie brown - I nearly wanted to stoop as low as you­ but I thought to myself if I used personal attacks on­ you then I am no different from you. I just want to­ clarify that I can definitely spell and speak better­ English than you. I am also hundred percent positively­ sure that I came from a better university than you.­ Furthermore, we are talking about football here so­ please be a gentleman and stop using personal attacks.­ Anyway, I reported your comment to Yahoo for abusive­ language. Back to football, if I am not wrong, Micheal­ Owen's misfiring was one of the key reasons that­ Newcastle was relegated. Furthermore, Newcastle is one­ of the richest club in EPL so they only have their own­ to blame for their current plight. Maybe, you can use­ playstation to get Newcastle to win the EPL instead. As­ for me, I am too busy with my meaningful and busy­ working life to play playstation for your info.

    From Chee How, on Sun 17 Mar 20:07

  8. Could Wigan's late (illegal) winner eventually send­ Villa down?

    From David, on Sun 17 Mar 19:29

  9. Barring something very unusual from QPR/Reading, I­ think its between Wigan, Villa, and Sunderland for the­ drop, looking at the run in I would bet on Villa- less­ experienced squad than Wigan, and a manager who is­ likely to be sacked if they do go down- pressure could­ tell and they have some tough fixtures..

    From SoSick, on Sun 17 Mar 19:15

  10. The late tackle was bad, the handball in the penalty­ area was a foul. But it was not Wigan`s decision to­ make. It was very bad decisions or no decisions at all­ by the officials. Some comments on here saying that­ Wigan`s players were thugs is just wrong and have been­ posted by idiots who know absolutely feck all about­ anything..And the comments from the mackems, well that­ is to be expected, education never reached sunderland. ­ It was a bad day for Newcastle United and best­ forgotten. Somehow I don`t think that late tackle will­ be overlooked by the FA.

    From no-one-is-no-one, on Sun 17 Mar 18:52

  11. It is about time for Wigan to start flexing their­ talent. They were the better team today.

    From Jack C, on Sun 17 Mar 18:41

  12. What Wigan brings to the game are modesty and humility.­ We know that we are not rich and do not spend as much­ as Newcastle or most of the EPL clubs but we survive­ with good recruitment policy, good coach and­ hardworking players. What do Newcastle got to offer?­ Micheal Owen, haha. Most managers like Wigan including­ Fergie and Wenger and they want Wigan to survive. I­ don't think most managers feel the same when­ Newcastle got relegated.

    From Goh, on Sun 17 Mar 18:39

  13. HALSEY you you are not fit to referee over hackney­ marshes you should be ashamed to collect you'r fee

    From ronnie brown, on Sun 17 Mar 18:37

  14. Stop moaning, Toon fans-- if it had been the other way­ round you would utter a peep!! Shut it! You're­ not the only club with a bone to pick---that's­ football---when you need the points it gets­ dirty---Wigan wanted it more than you today!

    From Bob P, on Sun 17 Mar 18:36
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    Wigan is the best and Newcastle should be relegated­ again.

    From Goh, on Sun 17 Mar 18:35

  16. Peter--glad to hear someone else has this­ problem--Ikept thinking it was my Computer Everytime I­ submit a comment they disappear---I get 'em back­ by submitting a blank

    From Bob P, on Sun 17 Mar 18:32

  17. Really hope Wigan get relegated. Cheats and thugs. I­ mean what do they bring to the EPL? Just go, and let a­ proper football club take your place.

    From cameron, on Sun 17 Mar 18:12

  18. Where does the comments page keep vanishing to YAHOO­ ?????

    From Peter, on Sun 17 Mar 18:07

  19. the linesman the ref and the 4th official should be­ dragged over the coals for this one. wo betide they­ have to come to st james park

    From ronnie brown, on Sun 17 Mar 18:05

  20. mark halsey should have been made to retire by the fa ­ another shocking display gave Southampton a penalty at­ villa park and today well its going to cost a team­ ,getting relegated

    From DENIS, on Sun 17 Mar 18:04
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