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Tony helps put a real Spring in Richie’s step

By Paul Kendrick

WIGAN ATHLETIC 0
WIGAN: Walsh 5, Mellish 5, Burns 6, Carragher 6 (A Harris 79, 6), Murray 6, Power 7, Walsh 6, Weir 6 (Trevitt 79, 6), Perkins 5 (L Harris 65), Costelloe 6 (Sze 80, 6), Higgins 6 (Barrett 65). Subs not used: Chapman,Miller.
LEYTON ORIENT 2
Springett 15, Akhhamrich 58
ORIENT: Baxter 6 (Phillips 42, 6), Chinedu 6, Stevens 7, Olowu 7, Morris 6 (Gilchrist 46, 6), Mizouni 7, Hayden 7, Akhamrich 7, Wellens 6 (Mitchell 56, 6), Springett 8 (Archibald 80, 6), Kabia 80 (Oyekunle, 5). Not used: Forrester, Obiero.
Attendance: 9,317 Rating: ★★&#x...

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