Johnson brace satisfies Craven

ANDY JOHNSON opened his Fulham account with two goals to continue Wigan’s freefall down the Premier League.

Johnson brace satisfies Craven
Thu, 30 Oct, 2008 - 00:00

The England striker, a £10.5million summer signing from Everton, struck in each half to condemn Wigan to their fourth successive defeat.

Controversy surrounded the opener – Johnson’s 100th league goal – as he looked a yard offside, but the second was well taken with Jimmy Bullard the provider.

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