Wigan Athletic vs Blackburn Rovers

Wigan Athletic vs Blackburn Rovers Prediction, Head-To-Head, Lineup, Betting Tips, Where To Watch Live Today English League Championship 2022 Match Details – ...

Be that as it may, they are unbeaten in 12 home games against the Meanderers beginning around 2007 and ought to do barely to the point of compelling a portion of the crown jewels. Blackburn currently sits three focuses off best position, though in the seventh spot, and there is developing idealism that they can support an advancement push, in contrast to a year ago. In normal conditions, losing six of your initial 13 association games at another club would prompt strain, yet that isn’t the situation with regards to Blackburn Meanderers lead trainer Jon Dahl Tomasson.

Rovers' busy fixture list continues with a trip to North West neighbours Wigan Athletic in front of the TV cameras.

Highlights will be available on RoversTV and the club’s YouTube channel after the game. The Championship fixture takes place at the DW Stadium, with kick-off scheduled for 7:45pm. The best place to follow the action is our [live matchday blog](https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/football/rovers/), featuring build-up and match updates from the ground. Gain unlimited access to the Lancashire Telegraph website with a How to follow the action

Blackburn Rovers slumped to their seventh defeat of the Championship campaign as their woeful away form continued with a 1-0 defeat at Wigan Athletic.

In the first half we made a lot of mistakes. A disappointing result, the players are disappointed. Today we had less opportunities and the same for both teams. We made bad decisions on the ball. I am disappointed with the goal when it is so tight. I played a lot of games. That was the only clear-cut chance Tomasson's side mustered as Wigan held on for their first home win of the season. They are disappointed in the dressing room. We should give them a better performance. It was a horrible error from the Liverpool loanee but Rovers could hardly complain they had been hard done to. I could have changed the whole team. Boos were audible from the 3,427 travelling away fans at half-time with their side struggling to gain any foothold in attack.

Marks out of ten for every Blackburn Rovers player after their Championship match against Wigan Athletic.

Ran the channels but didn't get a sniff at goal. Came on for Hirst just after the interval. He had one big chance at the back post but had to rush his shot and missed the target. Played down the centre of the three-man attack and was totally dominated by the three centre-backs. Was having a steady match until his disastrous error gave Wigan the opener. Played a lovely defence-splitting pass to pick out Brereton Diaz for one of the games better openings. Was amongst the better outfield performers. He was robbed on the ball for a big chance in the first half and gave away plenty of silly fouls. Turned way too easily inside the box for Broadhead's chance and was then substituted in the second half with an injury. Taken off at the break. Made the initial save to deny Keane for the Wigan goal but he gobbled up the rebound. That was the only clear-cut chance Tomasson's side mustered as Wigan held on for their first home win of the season.