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Shaun Maloney's reign as Wigan Athletic manager began with an attritional Championship stalemate at Blackburn Rovers. The newly appointed Latics boss, ...
Jack Whatmough (Wigan Athletic) header from the centre of the box is blocked. - Shots We know we have to show more of that, stop conceding and become harder to beat." He's a leader, he's been amazing around the dressing room so it's devastating. And they're big games for us. "It's a good start. "But overall we need to be more clinical. I could only see from the side but it looked like there was contact. And the Latics could consider themselves unfortunate not to take the lead within minutes. New boy Martin Kelly made his mark for the visitors just after the hour. Wigan kept pushing as Blackburn began to run out of ideas during the first half. The Blackburn man was given way too much space down the right of Wigan's half but his finish was poor, with the striker signposting his shot as he prepared to pull the trigger.
Wigan Athletic started the Shaun Maloney era with a battling goalless draw at north-west neighbours Blackburn Rovers.
Latics then had a 'goal' chalked off when James McClean - who became a dad for the fourth time hours before kick-off - sent over a corner that was met by Kelly at the back post. Latics continued to look dangerous, though, with Callum Lang sending a snapshot from 25 yards just over the top corner, before seeing another effort from distance touched behind for a corner. The home side started well with Ben Brereton-Diaz racing clean through the left channel, with Latics indebted to Ben Amos for making a superb stop.
In a really encouraging display, Latics had a number of chances to win the game, though both defences came out on top in the televised Sky Bet Championship ...
Blackburn Rovers boss Thomas Kaminski has confirmed goalkeeper Thomas Kaminski will undergo a scan on a knee injury after his absence vs Wigan Athletic.
Pears has four clean sheets in seven outings this season and overall, he’s managed eight shutouts in 15 appearances for the club’s first-team. It remains to be seen just how long the Belgian is out for though, with planned scans sure to shed light on the extent of his ongoing knee issue. Now, an update has emerged on the goalkeeper’s omission.
Rovers reporter Rich Sharpe picks out the talking points from the 0-0 draw with Wigan Athletic.
They can’t change the window, but they can their outlook. Rovers’ play has relied on clinical finishing, their 31 goals a reflection more about a lack of opportunities created than wasted chances. Thomas proved himself to be a willing ball carrier, hugging the touchline infront of the Riverside, and not being shy to deliver at the earliest opportunity. The sense of frustration inside Ewood Park was summed up by an attacking free kick ending up at the feet of Harry Pickering some 35 yards out. Jack Vale managed only 12 touches in his 61 minute appearance, his third successive league start. If the transfer window, and failing to add a striker, isn’t to be a repeated theme, then Rovers have to find solutions within.
One of Blackburn Rovers Community Trust's walking football team came home victorious from a football match after a dramatic penalty shoot-out.
“They have had so much success, and this is just another one to add to the collection. Rovers dominated the early stages of the final but they fell behind to an unstoppable shot from the opposition centre-forward following a free kick on the edge of the box. [Rovers](/sport/football/rovers/) adapted well to the change in the speed of the game and won the final in a penalty shoot-out to bring the trophy back to Ewood.
Blackburn Rovers head coach Jon Dahl Tomasson has admitted that Thomas Kaminski missed yesterday's clash with Wigan Athletic due to a knee injury and will ...
[115 occasions](https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/thomas-kaminski/leistungsdatenverein/spieler/77757) for Rovers in the Championship, Kaminski has also represented the club in the FA Cup and the League Cup. [ three of his last four appearances](https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/aynsley-pears/leistungsdaten/spieler/354456) in all competitions. [featured](https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/thomas-kaminski/leistungsdaten/spieler/77757) in every league game that Blackburn had participated in up until last night and was replaced in the starting eleven by Aynsley Pears. [Blackburn Rovers](https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/category/sky-bet-championship/blackburn-rovers/) head coach Jon Dahl Tomasson has admitted that Thomas Kaminski missed yesterday’s clash with Wigan Athletic due to a [knee injury](https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/23303582.thomas-kaminski-concern-blackburn-rovers-boss-gives-injury-update/) and will now undergo a scan in order to learn the extent of this issue. [Lancashire Telegraph](https://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/sport/23303582.thomas-kaminski-concern-blackburn-rovers-boss-gives-injury-update/) about Kaminski, the Rovers boss said: “I don’t know, there will be an examination in the next couple of days. [Blackburn Rovers](https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/category/sky-bet-championship/blackburn-rovers/)
Updates from the John Smith's Stadium as Rovers face Huddersfield Town B in the Premier League Cup.
- Rovers: Hilton, Brittain (Saadi, 46), Gamble, Phillips, Edun, Morton (Harlock, 70), Garrett, Dolan, Szmodics, Hedges, Gallagher (Leonard, 46) - Subs: Gilsenan, O’Grady-Macken
- Huddersfield Town B vs Accrington Stanley on Wednesday! - Supporters can attend both games. On Tuesday, the Young Terriers will be playing Blackburn Rovers in ...
The B Team will be playing Blackburn Rovers in the Premier League Cup on Tuesday 7 February at 7pm, the game will be hosted at the John Smith's Stadium. On Tuesday, the Young Terriers will be playing Blackburn Rovers in the knockout stages in the Premier League Cup followed by a Central League game against Accrington Stanley on Wednesday. Huddersfield Town’s B team will be playing against Blackburn Rovers on Tuesday followed by Accrington Stanley on Wednesday
The Belgian international missed his first Championship match of the season against Wigan Athletic due to injury.
On his performance, Tomasson said: “A clean sheet and defensively a very solid performance from the whole team, just lacking that clinical finish.” [Kaminski ](https://www.lancs.live/all-about/thomas-kaminski)had been an ever-present in the league this season and despite a wobbly patch of form, has enjoyed a good season between the sticks. [Blackburn](https://www.lancs.live/all-about/blackburnhttps-wwwlancslive-all-about-blackburn) [Rovers ](https://www.lancs.live/all-about/blackburn)goalkeeper missed the 0-0 draw against Wigan Athletic on Monday night after sustaining the knock at Brockhall.
Harry Pickering has insisted Blackburn Rovers should have been awarded a penalty against Wigan Athletic. The left-back was taken down by Jack Whatmough late ...
"It's a positive that we are creating chances, we just have to do the hard part which is putting it in the back of the net. "Watching it back, he took my legs away but we have to deal with it. Pickering holds the same view, as the man closest to the incident itself.
Jon Dahl Tomasson felt Rovers failed to make the most of their opportunities as they were held to a goalless draw by Wigan Athletic.
“When a winger and a striker goes out, we needed more in. “We got a lot of crosses in where we must be more alert. “Ben a couple of months ago would score there, it would be top corner. “Out of possession, we were very solid and didn't give moments away. We just needed a goal.” “I am disappointed we didn't take those moments.
Sorba Thomas won praise from Jon Dahl Tomasson for his performance on his Rovers debut. The head coach felt the January loan signing was a threat operating from ...
“It’s frustrating because we know how the next few games are going to be big for us and our push for the play-offs. We were so much better in the second half, we pressed higher up the pitch and created so many chances. He could've had an assist or a goal if we had been more clinical. “We created a lot of chances and we just needed to get on the end of them and put them away. “In the first half, it came down to the last pass or the last shot. “It would have been a great first game, and he could have had an assist if we were more alert in the box.
Carlisle United's new head physio talks about his route back to Brunton Park via Blackburn, the Blues' injuries, his predecessors and his ambitions.
Brunskill became father to twins in January, adding to the “whirlwind” nature of the last couple of months. And it makes it so much easier in terms of doing the job – the buzz around the place and around the city, attendances are coming back up again, and the away following has been unbelievable. The chance to mark his first campaign back at United with a part in a promotion would clearly be special. “They had a bigger medical team, and I worked with some physios who worked in rugby too,” he says. And that's what it boils down to at the end of the day.” “Hearing Jack Ellis try to work out the riddles is frightening, to be honest, but that kind of thing really does help. “Morale is a massive thing but I have to say that they’re a great group. “Some of it is just down to periods like that first week, when we had three games in a week. “I came in on Boxing Day, and there were three games in a week, so it was a bit manic,” he says. Brunskill’s application impressed United, and the 32-year-old was appointed to the role in December. “The truth is, it could have been this, could have been that. “It’s a good point – it’s something you obviously want to look into,” he says.