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Heritage Project Museum Official Opening
The Heritage Project celebrates the official opening of it's new museum by Latics figureheads and legends of past and present!
Played on this day
LDV Vans Trophy First Round
Tuesday 9th January 2001
OLDHAM ATHLETIC
2
3
WIGAN ATHLETIC
3
AET Golden Goal Winner
Attendance: 2,551
Nationwide League Division Two
Saturday 9th January 1999
MILLWALL
3
1
WIGAN ATHLETIC
1
Attendance: 5,625
Barclays League Division Three (old)
Saturday 9th January 1993
WIGAN ATHLETIC
0
1
EXETER CITY
1
Attendance: 1,882
FA Cup Third Round Replay
Wednesday 9th January 1991
WIGAN ATHLETIC
0
1
COVENTRY CITY
1
Attendance: 7,429
Leyland DAF Cup First Round
Tuesday 9th January 1990
PRESTON NORTH END
1
2
WIGAN ATHLETIC
2
Attendance: 4,539
Football League Division Four
Tuesday 9th January 1979
PORT VALE
2
- Bernie Wright 2
- Kenny Todd 65
1
WIGAN ATHLETIC
1
- Jeff Wright 83, pen
Attendance: 3,746
Northern Premier League
Saturday 9th January 1971
RUNCORN
1
4
WIGAN ATHLETIC
4
Lancashire Combination League Division One
Saturday 9th January 1960
ROSSENDALE UNITED
1
2
WIGAN ATHLETIC
2
FA Cup Third Round
Saturday 9th January 1954
NEWCASTLE UNITED
2
2
WIGAN ATHLETIC
2
Attendance: 52,222
Cheshire County League
Saturday 9th January 1937
PORT VALE RESERVES
2
1
WIGAN ATHLETIC
1
Attendance: 3,500
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Results Archive
Every single game that Wigan Athletic have ever played complete with a whole host of match data. From locking horns with Port Vale Reserves right up to the present day. It's all documented right here.
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Player Database
A constantly developing and searchable database listing the many players who have represented Wigan Athletic on the pitch over the years including detailed statistical information.
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League Tables Archive
Starting as a newly formed club in 1932, follow Wigan Athletic's rise up the Football League pyramid. Right from the Cheshire County League to the dizzy heights of the Premier League.
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FA Cup Results
From a qualifying round draw against Great Harwood in September 1933, to lifting the trophy in the world's most famous domestic cup competition, right up to the present day.
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