WHO did what

JUSSI JAASKELAINEN 7

Could do little to stop the goals; magnificent saves from Francis and Roberts kept Wanderers in with a shout.

TAL BEN HAIM 6

Out of position but still worked hard; unfortunate that his clearance teed up McCulloch for Wigan's second.

RADHI JAIDI 6

Got Wanderers back in the game with his first goal of the season but missed the target with a last-gasp header.

BRUNO N'GOTTY 6

His unforced error gifted Wigan their first goal, teeing up Camara with a misdirected header. A rare but costly mistake.

HENRIK PEDERSEN 6

Had his work cut out dealing with Bullard Camara as well, on occasions; made some encouraging attacking breaks.

KEVIN NOLAN 7

Tried everything he could to make things happen but never really got the rub of the green.

JAY JAY OKOCHA 6

Looked more menacing than he has of late, until he was injured trying to repel the raid that led to Wigan's opener.

GARY SPEED 8

Showed no sign of his recent injury problem as he worked tirelessly from box to box, finishing as energetically as anyone.

HIDETOSHI NAKATA 6

Less of an influence than in recent games; booked for a cynical foul on Chimbonda, trying to atone for his own mistake.

RICARDO GARDNER 5

Looked uncharacteristically off the pace and never really imposed himself on the game.

KEVIN DAVIES 7

Battled away, often on his own, giving neither De Zeeuw nor Henchoz a minute's peace.

Subs: Stelios (7) for Okocha 54 mins, El-Hadji Diouf (6) for Gardner 57 mins, Jared Borgetti for Nakata 84 mins. Not used: Abdoulaye Faye, Ian Walker.