Fans turn on 0-4 City as Wigan celebrate

Steve McClaren missed a masterful performance from Emile Heskey as Wigan put their early season misery behind them at the expense of hapless Manchester City whose fans turned on them at the end.

Fans turn on 0-4 City as Wigan celebrate
Sat, 21 Oct, 2006 - 15:47

Wigan Athletic 4 Manchester City 0

Steve McClaren missed a masterful performance from Emile Heskey as Wigan put their early season misery behind them at the expense of hapless Manchester City whose fans turned on them at the end.

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