Birmingham hit similar post multiple times in some final part minutes, including from the punishment spot, as they were held to a baffling 1-1 draw by transfer undermined Wigan. Blues were ahead almost immediately at the DW Arena through Juninho Bacuna yet that was offset on the hour by Ashley Fletcher.
Things then, at that point, took a further plunge for the guests not long after as Scott Hogan, from the spot, Tahith Chong and Maxime Colin all struck a similar piece of woodwork to allow Wigan to escape with a welcome point. Birmingham, who came into the match on the rear of four progressive losses, were headed toward a flyer as they started to lead the pack inside four minutes.
Christ Tiehi surrendered a modest free-kick right external the Wigan box and Bacuna twisted a lovely free-kick over the wall and past Ben Amos' right hand. At the opposite end, Wigan were attempting to get anything moving. On-advance Norwich forward Danel Sinani discharged wide of the far post and skipper Max Power sent one more shot over the top, however that was the degree of the early concerns for the Blues guard.
Not long before half-time, Fletcher moved away down the right yet unusually chose not to make the effort from 18 yards, turning around and on second thought taking care of Sinani, whose shot from 30 yards was directly at Birmingham goalkeeper John Bronzed.
Wigan, with a line of extremely intense installations ahead, needed to change something at half-time to get once more into the game. They sent on Will Keane for Tiehi and last year's Association One brilliant boot victor was rapidly into the game, turning pleasantly and driving a decent save from Rosy.
Also, Wigan were level on the hour mark when Thelo Aasgaard took care of James McClean, whose left-wing cross was turned in well by Fletcher. There pursued an insane period around the three-quarter mark that saw the guests hit similar post multiple times in the space of as numerous minutes.
The first was from the punishment spot after Ryan Nyambe had been declared to have cut down Bacuna, when replays displayed there was negligible contact, best case scenario. Blues didn't allow their heads to drop, however, and they hit the woodwork two times more through Tahith Chong's s
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