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Everton
FT
3 : 1
vs
HT 1 : 1
Wigan Athletic

  • Kick Off at 14:00 (GMT) on 17th September, 2011
  • The referee for this match is Peter Walton
  • Attendance of 31576 fans at the Goodison Park
  • This is a match in Premier League, Match Day 5, Season 2011/2012

  • Everton
  • Goals
  • Jagielka (33')
  • Vellios (84')
  • Drenthe (90')
  • Cards
  • Fellaini (60')
  • Vellios (88')
  • Wigan Athletic
  • Goals
  • Di Santo (31')
  • Cards
  • Caldwell (66')
Full lineups: Everton vs Wigan Athletic

Everton

Starting XI

  • 24. Tim Howard
  • 2. Tony Hibbert
  • 6. Phil Jagielka
  • 15. Sylvain Distin
  • 3. Leighton Baines
  • 23. Seamus Coleman
  • 25. Marouane Fellaini
  • 26. Jack Rodwell
  • 7. Diniyar Bilyaletdinov
  • 21. Leon Osman
  • 17. Tim Cahill

Substitutes

  • 5. Johnny Heitinga
  • 20. Ross Barkley
  • 1. Jan Mucha
  • 18. Philip Neville
  • 11. Denis Stracqualursi
  • 10. Royston Drenthe
  • 27. Apostolos Vellios

Coach

  • David Moyes

Wigan Athletic

Starting XI

  • 26. Ali Al-Habsi
  • 22. Patrick van Aanholt
  • 5. Gary Caldwell
  • 24. Piscu
  • 31. Maynor Figueroa
  • 14. Jordi Gomez
  • 8. Ben Watson
  • 4. James McCarthy
  • 11. Victor Moses
  • 9. Franco Di Santo
  • 20. Hugo Rodallega

Substitutes

  • 7. Albert Crusat
  • 19. David Jones
  • 6. Hendry Thomas
  • 18. Conor Sammon
  • 12. Michael Pollitt
  • 16. James McArthur
  • 10. Shaun Maloney

Coach

  • Roberto Martinez
  • 15
    fouls
    7
  • 1
    offsides
    2
  • 6
    shots on target
    2
  • 8
    shots off target
    7
  • 3
    blocked shots
    1
  • 4
    corners
    9
  • 20
    crosses
    5
  • 52%
    possession
    48%
18 Votes
Everton vs Wigan Athletic
Team Performance

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12 Comments
decylyn111 15 years ago
Arsenal, Netherlands 0 0
great win for Everton
1
Codename47 15 years ago
Tottenham Hotspur , England 0 4
well done Everton and Vellios, the Greek players are getting better
1
yahya 15 years ago
good win everton
0
Ben 15 years ago
Good work Everton
1
TheRealTim 15 years ago
Manchester United, England 0 2
Good win for Everton, a decent 3points
0
barcaa 15 years ago
dead match
0
AlexG13 15 years ago
Velios Good job man!!
0
Man U 4 Ever 15 years ago
@ac4life. You are proving that you are ignorant when you are writing the same message in every single highlights. You will prove nothing else
1
flo 15 years ago
Everton best club in town
1
ac4life 15 years ago
lol EPL teams say that it is the most competative but in reality if you actually do some research instead of talking out of your ass you will relize that of all the three top leagues (seri a, la liga and EPL) EPL has actually the least teams which have won the league.. check this out, teams which have won seri a from know up till 2000 = ac milan, inter,roma, juventus and lazio.. la liga = real madrid, barcelona, valencia and deportivo.. EPL= man united, chelsea and arsenal lol talk about ignarent
-2
azma 15 years ago
first of all ur the ignarent one here cuz the epl is by far the most competetive league in the world...second of all la liga is on barca and madrid who else can win the la loga apart from them....and finally italian football now is now ranked by uefa as no.4 in the world and lost one of their champions league spot to the german league
0
Evertonian 15 years ago
The English Premier League has only been going for about 20 years, but if you look at the top flight division going back to the late 1800's there have been over 20 different champions and going back to the Spanish league there haven't even been 10 different champions so get your facts right.
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