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All wigan at the moment free kick for them after a foul on McCarthy, comes to nothing as the resulting cross miles over

Successive sots and headers for wigan all blocked and a shout for handball

Shot by wigan corner kick

Wigan attacking throw in in dangerous area.

Should of done better best opportunity so far rrrrrrrrr 37% possession for the swans 63% for wigan

Wigan wall blocking the whole goal. Hits it over!!!!

Swansea sitting back allowing Wigan to attack but look dangerous when they counterattack. Wigan have only won 4 games at home all season and kept one clean sheet against us. Pass back by wigan Swansea free-kick indirect

I''ve got it playing on sky sports

Swansea attack but cross blocked. Then wigan counteraattack player looks through one on one but just blocked out by Swansea player.

Good chance for Wigan Maloney shoots but its always spinning wide.

Callum McManaman has just been ushered out of play down the Swansea left by Ben Davies, but Wigan are starting to warm up. The crowd noise rises as the tackles fly in and Mcmanaman almost worms his way through on another raid into the box. Swansea keeper almost disposed there!

Wigan in a decent position but winger is disposed by Swansea defender. Kone shoots saved by Vorn

wigan with lots of the ball at the moment, ut finally goes out for a goal kick to Swansea, good build up play by wigan though.

Shot by Routledge for Swansea, saved and goes out for a corner. Corner kick taken in but flicks of a Swansea players legs and goes out for a goal kick.

And were underway.

Andy from London: "Just to even up this pro-Wigan fervour, I hope they lose tonight and get relegated. Perennial last-gaspers with no more ambition than to just about stay in the league deserve to go down eventually." James in London: "People saying Swansea are on the beach, safe and sound. Are they? Eight points of Wigan and if they lose to Wigan tonight, they are only five points ahead of Wigan, as well as Newcastle, Norwich and Sunderland with six potential points up for grabs. It would be crazy, but they could be dragged into it yet!" Mark from Inverness: "As an Arsenal fan, I''d love Wigan to lose. I don''t want us to be the team to relegate Newcastle on the final day." A Wigan victory tonight would set up a grandstand finish for the final relegation place. Sunderland, Norwich, Newcastle and Wigan would all be hovering on 38 points with two games left to play. Pick your booby prize winner out of that little quartet.

Mark Lawrenson, at DW Stadium for 5 live Sport "Wigan are a really nice football team to watch. I like the way they play - they use the full width of the pitch and everybody enjoys a touch of the ball. They just lack that killer instinct in front of goal. "But watch them at the weekend. They went and won 3-2, which was for me the result of the weekend. With Wigan winning it brought everyone back into contention in terms of relegation." GET INVOLVED Wayne Andrews: "OK: Wigan win tonight, Villa lose to Chelsea on Sat, leaving Wigan knowing win over Villa on last day ensures safety. Simple." Rob Rimmer: "Really hoping that Wigan beat Swansea tonight. The Premier League wouldn''t be the same without their end of season Houdini act." In Slamon: "If Wigan win today, Norwich could go down. They have no real goal scorers, are in terrible form and they have a tough run-in. "

If Wigan do come through tonight''s encounter with all three points, Newcastle will replace with them. The last time the Magpies were languishing in the drop zone was May 2009 when they nosedived down into the Championship shortly after. The spotlight will swing over to St James'' Park sharpish if Wigan win tonight.

Wigan v Swansea (1945 BST) Since winning the Capital One Cup and booking their place in Europa League, Swansea have won only one of their eight league games. Safely lodged in mid-table, they would seem to be the ideal opponents for Wigan tonight. Ideal apart from the small piece of dug-out history. Roberto Martinez was described as the most honourable man in football when he opted to stay with Wigan rather than head to Aston Villa in June 2011. That was not the opinion of many in south Wales when he upped sticks from Swansea to head to the DW Stadium in 2009. He was ''welcomed'' back with banners emblazoned with Judas when the teams met in the Carling Cup the following season. That might add a little spice.

Mike in Wigan: "Swansea already on the beach. Wigan to storm home tonight 3-0, and then watch those teams around them crumble!" Tom from Manchester: "Excited with Man City''s line up tonight. Glad to see Richards and Rodwell back. Expecting lots of goals as a few players still have a point to prove..."

Kevin Kilbane, former Wigan defender on 5 live Breakfast "Roberto Martinez has Wigan playing a really good style of football. They will play from the back and they seem to thrive under this pressure. I fancy them to beat Swansea this evening. Having a home advantage and they will probably have targeted this game for a win. I think this will be the catalyst to get them out of trouble." Wigan''s escapology act from the Premier League bottom three has become so regular a stunt it is now less ''The Great Escape'', more G4S circa the early nineties. In 2006-07, the Latics survived on the last day of the season with a win at Sheffield United. In 2010-11 they started the final game of the season in 19th place, but a win at Stoke sealed survival. Last season they were in 19th place with six games remaining, but beat Manchester United en route to winning five of their last six and finishing in 15th place. BREAKING WIGAN TEAM NEWS - Wigan v Swansea (1945 BST) Gary Caldwell is back to captain Wigan while Roger Espinoza also comes into the side that won 3-2 at West Brom last time out. BREAKING SWANSEA TEAM NEWS Swansea make three changes with Michu, who picked up a hamstring injury in the goalless draw with Manchester City this weekend, missing out.

Wigan Athletic are likely to be without Jean Beausejour after the midfielder injured a hamstring in Saturday''s win over West Brom. Maynor Figueroa is out for the season with a groin injury but Antolin Alcaraz (hamstring) is close to fitness. Swansea''s top scorer Michu is likely to miss the rest of the season with a hamstring injury. The Spanish striker limped off with the injury in the draw with Manchester City at the weekend. MATCH PREVIEW It''s a massive week for bottom three side Wigan Athletic, with the league visit of Swansea followed by an FA Cup final date with Manchester City. Victory at Wembley would earn the Latics the first major trophy in their history but manager Roberto Martinez believes Premier League survival would be a similar achievement. "If we stay up, it would be like winning the title," said the Spaniard, who is hoping that last Saturday''s heroics over West Brom will have given his side some winning momentum. "We have worked really hard for two months to get in the position where, with two weeks of the season left, we are still involved in two competitions," he added. Martinez must decide how to deploy his squad with such vital games coming up, but believes the home support at the DW Stadium can help his players fight any possible fatigue. He has called on the fans to "get ready to recharge the batteries ahead of Tuesday night against Swansea, because we really need them with us once more for another big game". Swansea have already stashed away a piece of silverware from this season, but have gone off the boil since their League Cup win in March, failing to win any of their last seven matches. But manager Michael Laudrup remains upbeat about his side: "I have to be pleased. One more win should now see us finish in the top half and that would be a fantastic achievement." MATCH FACTS Head-to-head Wigan have never beaten Swansea in the Premier League (D1 L2). The Latics last beat Swansea in the league in January 2001, a 2-0 second-tier victory at home. But they did beat Swansea in the League Cup in October 2010, another 2-0 home victory. Wigan The Latics have only won four Premier League matches at home this season. Wigan have conceded the opening goal 23 times in this season''s Premier League, the most by any team in the top flight in 2012-13. Arouna Kone has scored 11 league goals for Wigan this season, just one behind Henri Camara''s 12 goals in 2005-06, which is the Latics'' record haul in the Premier League. Callum McManaman has scored in Wigan''s last two league matches. Swansea Swansea have won four Premier League matches on the road this season. The Swans have won only one of their eight league games since winning the Capital One Cup (W1, D3, L4). They have lost their last six Premier League matches against clubs in the top half of the table.

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Heres the link http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/gary-neville-on-the-epl-dogfight-if-wigan-beat-swansea-anybody-can-go-down/?

We can do it pleeeeeeaaasssseeeeee, god I want us to win !!!