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7 | A mix up in the Burton Albion defence enabled DOUGLAS COSTA to volley the ball inches over. |
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10 | GOAL!! A foul on CYRIAC inside the area gave Burton Albion a penalty which SCEPOVIC made look easy. |
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12 | The bemused Burton Albion 'keeper was a mere bystander as a backpass from DERIJCK dropped just wide. |
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26 | GOAL!! A nice run by WOOLERY on the right was capped by a wonderful cross which GOMEZ headed home at the near post. (1-1) |
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29 | A great save prevented LOCADIA from scoring a great goal. |
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35 | DOUGLAS COSTA flicked a left foot shot wide from long range. |
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37 | ABRASHI rifled a simple chance past the near post. |
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39 | MURPHY clipped the ball through a ruck of players but the Wigan Athletic 'keeper was a match for it as he dived to his right. |
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44 | GOAL!! On the left wing DOUGLAS COSTA collected a defender's clearance and hit it into the penalty box for LOCADIA to nudge it into the net. (2-1 Wigan Athletic) |
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45+2 | A fine ball from MODRIC on the right bobbled toward DOUGLAS COSTA who scuffed his effort just beyond the near post. |
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46 | LOCADIA beat MORITZ and whacked the ball to GOMEZ who toe-poked his shot wide. |
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50 | A refined cross from MURPHY, was blasted goalbound by BOYCE only for AKINFEEV to palm clear. |
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53 | GOMEZ headed the ball wide of the goal from just inside the area. |
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61 | A pin-point pass was collected by MODRIC and his left foot shot raced narrowly wide. |
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64 | GOMEZ shot wide. |
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65 | A fine piece of skill was ended by a good save by the oncoming 'keeper. |
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66 | The Burton Albion 'keeper saved a curling effort from BURKE. |
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67 | GAITÁN snapped at an easy chance. |
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69 | A great effort from DOUGLAS COSTA scraped the outside of the lefthand post. |
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74 | BADSTUBER brought the ball away from ABRASHI and stabbed a poor shot past the post. |
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76 | DOUGLAS COSTA headed wide. |
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77 | A tame strike from D'HAENE rolled agonisingly wide. |
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82 | WOOLERY played the ball to LOCADIA who fired it inches wide. |
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88 | A shot from D'HAENE was booted off the line by IGNASHEVICH. |