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A NIGHT TO SAVOUR FOR MAX & SON!

By Chris Dunlavy

LATICS HERO: Will Grigg celebrates his winner with Max Power and, inset, Max with his son, Max Jnr
PICTURE: Action Images

MAX Power played a pivotal role as Wigan sensationally dumped megabucks Man City out of the FA Cup. Luckily for his little lad, the City stars didn’t hold it against him!
Power, 24, was clattered by Fabian Delph shortly before halftime in Monday’s clash at the DW, prompting referee Anthony Taylor to produce a debatable red card.
After tempers frayed on the touchline, a goal from Will Grigg then ended Pep Guardiola’s dreams of an u...

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