Latics maintain pole position

Wigan survived a late scare today against Plymouth to win 2-1 and remain top of the Coca-Cola Championship.

Sat, 16 Oct, 2004 - 20:01

Wigan survived a late scare today against Plymouth to win 2-1 and remain top of the Coca-Cola Championship.

Two second half goals from striker Jason Roberts set the Latics on their way to victory at Home Park but Stephen Crawford pulled one back 12 minutes from full time.

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