As has been clear for a while now, three teams remain in the hunt for the two automatic promotion spots at the end of the season: Blackburn, Shrewsbury and Wigan.

Soccer is easily one of the most exciting games on which to bet due to how the game’s played and the overall setup of a match. Often, winning— or losing — a bet can come down to a last-minute goal or a stupendous block.

However, before laying down money, it’s critical to familiarize yourself with the odds so that you can accurately predict the value of your bet, anticipate how the players will perform, and choose which type of bet gives you the best odds in the event of a victory.

Manchester City won their third Premier League title on Sunday, 15th April, following Manchester United’s surprise home loss to West Brom. City had defeated Tottenham Hotspur the day before, leaving them just a win or a Manchester United defeat away from winning the title and, thanks to a Jay Rodriguez goal, City celebrated their 2017/18 title win this past weekend.

It’s been quite the rollercoaster ride for Wigan over the last several seasons. Since being relegated from the Premier League back in 2012-13, the club has spent the last five seasons going back and forth between the Championship to League One.

A season in League One can be the making of a club; you only have to ask Leicester City, Southampton or Wolves. All three have spent time in the third tier, all three bounced back and have enjoyed Premier League success.

We are now entering the business end of the season and bookmakers have made Wigan the overwhelming favourites to secure promotion to the Championship.

Wigan are on course for a memorable season in their bid to return to the Championship. The Latics were relegated to the third tier in the last campaign and were nine points adrift of safety at the end of the term.

It’s back by popular demand. Latics2Amsterdam’s Charity Race Night where everyone’s a winner.

Last week a Wigan Athletic fan of many years lost their fight against Breast Cancer, her family has asked we spread the word and ask for a round of applause in the 25th minute of tonight’s game.

Two years ago they did a 24 hour challenge, this time it’s a 30hr bowlathon aiming to score 1 million for PROSTATE CANCER UK because It kills 1 man every 45 mins

Dropping back into the third tier after just one year in the Championship was a major blow to supporters, who just four years ago were celebrating an FA Cup win.

It seems a long time since we walked from the DW Stadium over to Bolton in aid of Joseph’s Goal, but to bring back those memories and raise more funds for this great charity, it’s a Walk to Blackpool and on to Feetwood that beckons.

A sports-enthusiast? Then, just check out the latest discounts on Sports Direct soon and look smart at your every practice session. However, if you are specifically a Wigan fan then there’s a latest and fresh piece of news for you.

As Wigan Athletic head for the 4th Round FA Cup tie against West Ham United this weekend and a crowd of over 12,000, we wonder what it is that draws those extra crowds in.

Despite a solid run in the League One up to this point, a recent Wigan Athletic signing shows the club’s intention to improve its already highly performing attack line, after acquiring the youngest Premier League scorer ever.

Intersport kindly gave us two tickets to give away for the Champagne Lounge to watch Wigan Athletic v Peterborough United. There were 3 ways to enter, just read on to see who won….

Intersport have kindly given us two tickets to give away for the Champagne Lounge to watch Wigan Athletic v Peterborough United, 3 ways to win, just read on to see how to enter.