Blackburn stride towards safety

Blackburn 2 Wigan 0

Blackburn stride towards safety
Sun, 26 Apr, 2009 - 18:34

Blackburn 2 Wigan 0

Blackburn captain Ryan Nelsen could hardly have picked a more perfect time to score his first Barclays Premier League goal as his side took a giant stride towards safety with victory over Wigan at Ewood Park.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Ewood ParkPerson: Ryan NelsenPerson: NelsenPerson: Benni McCarthyPerson: Chris KirklandPerson: Sam AllardycePerson: McCarthyPerson: AllardycePerson: Chris SambaPerson: Antonio ValenciaPerson: Stephen WarnockPerson: Paul RobinsonPerson: SambaPerson: Morten Gamst PedersenPerson: WarnockPerson: PedersenPerson: El-Hadji DioufPerson: Lee CattermolePerson: Charles N’ZogbiaPerson: Ben WatsonPerson: Hugo RodallegaPerson: WatsonPerson: KirklandPerson: Steve BrucePerson: MidoPerson: Amr ZakiPerson: Andre OoijerPerson: RobinsonPerson: Emmerson BoycePerson: ScharnerPerson: Daniel de RidderPerson: OoijerPerson: Titus BrambleEvent: Barclays Premier LeagueOrganisation: BlackburnOrganisation: WiganOrganisation: HullOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: RoversOrganisation: PortsmouthOrganisation: West BromOrganisation: ValenciaOrganisation: Latics
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