Wigan overcome Stoke to keep survival hopes alive

Wigan 2 Stoke 0

Wigan overcome Stoke to keep survival hopes alive
Sat, 31 Mar, 2012 - 18:33

Wigan 2 Stoke 0

Goals from Antolin Alcaraz and Victor Moses earned Wigan their first Barclays Premier League win at the DW Stadium for seven months as they deservedly saw off Stoke to boost their survival hopes.

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CourtsSoccerPremiershipPlace: DW StadiumPlace: AnfieldPlace: Britannia StadiumPlace: ShawcrossPerson: Antolin AlcarazPerson: Victor MosesPerson: Roberto MartinezPerson: Franco Di SantoPerson: Jean BeausejourPerson: MosesPerson: Tony Pulis’Person: Ryan ShawcrossPerson: Jermaine PennantPerson: Ali Al HabsiPerson: Andy WilkinsonPerson: Asmir BegovicPerson: BegovicPerson: Shaun MaloneyPerson: Jon WaltersPerson: BeausejourPerson: Dean WhiteheadPerson: Mark ClattenburgPerson: Cameron JeromePerson: Matthew EtheringtonPerson: MaloneyPerson: AlcarazPerson: PulisPerson: Ricardo FullerPerson: Wilson PalaciosPerson: PennantPerson: Ben WatsonPerson: WatsonPerson: WilkinsonPerson: JeromePerson: Jordi GomezPerson: Di SantoEvent: Barclays Premier LeagueOrganisation: WiganOrganisation: StokeOrganisation: QPROrganisation: LaticsOrganisation: LiverpoolOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: Emmerson BoyceOrganisation: Boyce
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