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Rodallega Rocks Liverpool as Wigan win

Wigan put a mighty blow in liverpool’s hope of making the top 4 this season with a 1-0 win over the reds.Roberto Martinez’s side took the attack to the visitors with some enterprising play on the break through their three-pronged forward line of Charles N’Zogbia, Marcelo Moreno and Rodallega.The Reds were lacklustre throughout and did not test Latics’ goalkeeper Chris Kirkland at all at the DW Stadium, and they were punished by a strike from Hugo Rodallega in the first-half.

It was richly deserved for Wigan, who played well on their re-laid pitch, and they were rarely troubled after the break.Liverpool did have there chances as torres hit the bar and had other chances but liverpool did not make the most of them tonight and they could pay big for this come the end of the season.

The Liverpool fans watched with anger as the visitors looked lost for inspiration and creativity which was met with a chorus of boos at the full-time whistle

Liverpool miss out on the chance to move to fourth place.They remain sixth, one point behind Man City and Tottenham, both of whom have at least one game in hand. However, the win lifts Wigan up to 14th and takes them four points clear of the drop zone.

Roberto Martinez and Rafael Benitez give their views to Sky Sports after Wigan’s hard-fought victory over Liverpool at the DW stadium.( video here)

 
Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez: “We did not play well, especially in the first half. We did not show attitude, we worked hard after the break but without game intelligence. We had too many things that were wrong. We are not happy, we have to show more character if we want to be in the top four.”

Question is will they make the top four this season?

(polls)

Wigan 1 – 4 Arsenal Highlights

The gunners had to come from a goal down before securing victory to keep their hopes of a top-four finish on track.Wigan dominated the first half with Mido heading them in front after Bacary Sagna failed to clear (18), before Ben Watson’s free-kick hit the post.Theo Walcott levelled (61) and Mikael Silvestre prodded in a low cross (71), before Andrey Arshavin and Alexandre Song scored late on (90).

Wigan announced the end of the impasse over Amir Zaki, who has apologised to Bruce and accepted a fine of two weeks’ wages for failing to return to the club following international duty, his fellow Egyptian Mido was outstanding. The former Tottenham striker not only scored with a bicycle kick, but also exposed the fragility of an Arsenal back line without William Gallas.Arsenal Outclassed wigan in the end but they did the story could have been different

Wigan v Arsenal – Wenger Video

Wigan v Arsenal - Bruce

Everton 4 – 0 Wigan Highlights

Jo got a sweet double  today as everton  stormed Wigan 4-0 at home and keep the european dreams alive.

Jo got this first with a neat finish ,then the second came from Marouane Fellaini nestled home with a smart strike on the turn two minutes into the second half.The Latics rarely threatened, despite Steve Bruce’s side pushing for a European berth, and Jo grabbed his second of the game via an easy tap-in, before Leon Osman, who impressed throughout, compounded Wigan’s misery.

More and highlights to follow

Hull drop points as City beat Sunderland

Wigan 1 Hull 0

A late Ben Watson strike gave Wigan a deserved victory against Hull.

There was only one team in it in the first half, with Maynor Figueroa’s cross hitting the bar, while Hugo Rodallega was twice denied by keeper Matt Duke, and Mido blazed wide.

Manucho headed over Hull’s only real chance, while Watson and Rodallega wasted futher chances, before Watson lobbed Duke with six minutes to go

Wigan v Hull – Bruce

Wigan v Hull – Brown

Man City 1  Sunderland 0

Micah Richards grabbed the winner for Manchester City against a Sunderland side down to 10 men for 75 minutes.

George McCartney saw red for pulling back Shaun Wright-Phillips as he burst clear and three minutes later Richards was fouled in the area, but Robinho’s poor penalty was easily saved.

City missed a number of chances before Richards rose highest to nod in Elano’s floated free-kick  for the win

Man City v Sunderland – Hughes

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