Ward on target as win lifts pressure off McCarthy

Wolves 3 Wigan 1

Ward on target as win lifts pressure off McCarthy
Sun, 06 Nov, 2011 - 15:39

Wolves 3 Wigan 1

Wolves eased their relegation fears and increased those of Wigan as second half goals from David Edwards and Republic of Ireland defender Stephen Ward clinched victory in the Barclays Premier League clash at Molineux today.

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