Bolton could hand a start to Yanic Wildschut for Wednesday’s Sky Bet Championship clash with Birmingham. The Dutch winger came off the bench to score the winner at Reading on Saturday with his second goal of the season. Striker Clayton Donaldson returned from a groin injury to play the final nine minutes at the Madejski Stadium and could be involved against one of his former clubs. Wi...Full Story »

Wigan booked their place in round four of the FA Cup with a comfortable 2-0 victory over Nottingham Forest at the DW Stadium. Goals in either half from Will Grigg and Yanic Wildschut were enough to see off a poor Forest side, who were second best for the vast majority of the encounter. The visitors even squandered a gilt-edged opportunity to get back into the game when they were awarded a pena...Full Story »

A stunning late goal from substitute Yanic Wildschut gave Wigan a hard-earned 2-1 win that enabled them to leapfrog opponents Walsall into second in Sky Bet League One. As the game entered stoppage time, the former Middlesbrough winger cut in from the left and hit a low shot from 25 yards which flew under the diving Neil Etheridge after the Saddlers had dominated the second half. Wigan were ea...Full Story »

Will Grigg inspired Wigan to a 3-0 victory over 10-man Port Vale to underline their Sky Bet League One promotion credentials. The home side were ahead inside seven minutes when Yanic Wildschut's cross was bundled in, Grigg claiming the goal but Vale defender Richard Duffy also in attendance and adjudged to have got the decisive touch. Grigg was definitely the scorer of number two, having been ...Full Story »

Yanic Wildschut will hope to make his first appearance as a permanent Wigan player against Sheffield United. The 24-year-old joined Latics on Saturday from Middlesbrough following a productive loan spell and will be in the squad for the Blades' visit. Wildschut was still a Boro player when Wigan defeated Gillingham 3-2 last Thursday so may not come straight back into the starting line-up, with...Full Story »

Gary Caldwell is likely to respond to Wigan's Johnstone's Paint Trophy exit by shuffling his pack against Blackpool. Latics' dreams of returning to Wembley were dashed in a penalty shoot-out loss to Barnsley and their Scottish manager admitted those who came in to the XI had done little to persuade him they merited staying there. Yanic Wildschut started on the bench after nursing a recent hams...Full Story »