Foul by Gabriel Sara (Norwich City). 90'+10' free_kick_won icon. Tom Naylor (Wigan Athletic) wins a free kick in the defensive half.
Teemu Pukki (Norwich City) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Ben Gibson (Norwich City) right footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Max Aarons (Norwich City) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. James McClean (Wigan Athletic) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Callum Lang (Wigan Athletic) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Kenny McLean (Norwich City) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Gabriel Sara (Norwich City) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. James McClean (Wigan Athletic) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Joshua Sargent (Norwich City) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked. Goal! Norwich City 0, Wigan Athletic 1. Attempt blocked. Attempt blocked.
Norwich City return to Carrow Road for the first time this season this afternoon, as they welcome Wigan Athletic to NR1.
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Let-off for Latics, Pukki against the bar. Amos gets a fingertip on the ball, what a save. Massive - and deserved - point on the road for Latics.
Norwich City drew 1-1 with Wigan Athletic in the first home game of the Sky Bet Championship season, after a 61st minute equaliser from Max Aarons.
NORWICH star Dimitris Giannoulis was left in agony after suffering a horror ankle injury against Wigan.The Greek ace needed gas and air as medics rush.
"I certainly don't think he went over easy there, did he? "Getting the ball wasn't an excuse when I played. And the Norwich defender was left in tears as he was stretchered off the field with his ankle heavily bandaged.
Breaking team news from Carrow Road as Latics face Norwich City in their first away game of the 2022/23 Sky Bet Championship campaign.
Ireland international James McClean opened his account for the 2022/23 Championship campaign, scoring in Wigan Athletic's.....
He then added: “First and foremost, for any promoted club, the priority is making sure you stay in the division. But we have a lot of quality and belief in the squad, and we’re quietly confident about what we’ve got in the club.” James McClean is back in the Championship and back on the scoresheet!
Despite dominating much of the match, Norwich were forced to settle for a point against a scrappy Wigan side.
Will Keane cut out Gibson's pass and, after finding a gap in the defence, fed an unmarked McLean, who slotted past Krul to make it 1-0. Sam McCallum came on in his place. Aarons was taken off in the first minute of stoppage time, replaced by Sara, who was making his debut for Norwich. The Canaries saw out ten minutes of stoppage time to earn a point. He volleyed the subsequent rebound high and wide. Rashica then took advantage of a mistake by the Latics and was one-on-one with Amos, but like Kerr in the first half, he beat the 'keeper, but not the goal. Aarons was the next to try his luck as at the quarter-hour mark, he found space on the edge of the box and although he beat goalkeeper Ben Amos, his shot flashed wide of the goal.
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The Canaries were defeated in their first outing, when they visited Cardiff City a week ago, who took all three points by the narrowest of margins. Wigan come into this game on the back of a goalless draw at home to Preston North End, but are hopeful that they will pick up their first win on their return to the second tier. Norwich City In Wigan Athletic, the presence of Tom Naylor stands out. Norwich City vs Wigan Athletic history Substitutes - Norwich City
Norwich City manager Dean Smith has revealed he and his players have agreed that today's performance against Wigan Athletic was a step in the right ...
I don’t understand how we’re not walking away with a penalty as well, because I’ve seen the tackle back on Max’s shin and it’s a dreadful one. We had loads of possession but didn’t create big enough chances. Despite Smith and his players not exactly getting the result they want with further improvements to be made, there was a general agreement that they put in a much-improved performance with the hosts dominating the game.
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It was a first Championship start together for Jason Kerr and Curtis Tilt. And despite being up against Teemu Pukki - one of the deadliest Championship strikers of recent years - they stood up to be counted as Latics held out against a side that was two divisions above them last year. On the back of last week's stalemate against Preston, Latics have now gone toe to toe with two sides who would expect to be at least in the play-off picture, and come away with a share of the spoils. Up to that point, chances had been sparse, with Callum Lang squandering a similar opportunity in Latics' solitary attack, after being played in by Will Keane. But when Keane won the ball cheaply and slid the ball sideways to McClean, the Irishman was cool, calm and collected as he took delivery of the ball and slipped the ball past the advancing Tim Krul. Latics will heavily rely on McClean's know-how back in the second tier, and the early signs are that he has unfinished business at this level.