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WAGHORN EQUALISER PILES PAIN ON LATICS

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The LeaguePaper Team
29 December 2019

By Simon Chantry

STAR MAN MICHAEL JACOBS Wigan

GOAL-DEN MOMENTS: Wigan’s Joe Garner acrobatically scores and, Inset, Derby’s Martyn Waghorn cracks home Derby’s leveller at the death
PICTURES: PA Images

DERBY boss Phillip Cocu believes his players will draw confidence from their lastgasp equaliser at Wigan.
Martyn Waghorn netted in stoppage time to earn Derby a point after Antonee Robinson had put the home side ahead with nine minutes left.
With Derby at home to Charlton today, Cocu believes his players will take forward the lessons they learned against Wigan.
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