Wigan without McCulloch and Todorov

Wigan will be without forwards Lee McCulloch and Svetoslav Todorov for tomorrow's home match against Blackburn.

Wigan without McCulloch and Todorov
Sun, 31 Dec, 2006 - 15:06

Wigan will be without forwards Lee McCulloch and Svetoslav Todorov for tomorrow's home match against Blackburn.

McCulloch was due to be available for the match at the JJB Stadium but, after the abandonment of Saturday's clash against Watford, he will sit out the final game of a three-match ban instead.

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