Wigan turn out the lights on Arsenal

Wigan 1 Arsenal 0

Wigan turn out the lights on Arsenal
Tue, 10 Jan, 2006 - 22:20
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Wigan 1 Arsenal 0

The lights may have briefly disappeared on Wigan’s moment of history, but their hopes of Carling Cup glory are burning brighter than ever on a night to remember for debut boy Paul Scharner.

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