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Accrington showed there is still fight in their playoff push yet as they put on a professional display against a Wigan side that have dropped back into the relegation zone.
Accrington will want to arrest a slide of three consecutive defeats against Wigan who are three games unbeaten heading into the game.
Toby Noakes reviews Darren Ferguson’s 100th game of his third spell in-charge at Peterborough United
The Posh host second-from-bottom Latics on Saturday but then face the hardest run-in out of their promotion rivals.
A frozen pitch, postponed game, delayed kick off, floodlight fire and a half time stadium evacuation could have derailed what should have been a routine win for Oxford United, but it was worth the wait for U’s in the end.
The Cobblers welcome Wigan Athletic tomorrow night to the PTS Academy Stadium in what is a relegation six-pointer.
Blackpool showed their class against a struggling Wigan with five fine goals completing a demolition at the DW Stadium.
Blackpool will look to get back to winning ways in League One against an ever improving Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium.
Along with Sunderland as the division’s nearly men, something has to give at Portsmouth.
Pompey are on the charge for promotion to England’s second tier whilst Wigan try to stabilise the club after financial woes have seen them shaken.
Even Wigan’s subsequent relegation from the Premier League that season couldn’t dampen the magic of the best moment in the club’s history.