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Wigan Athletic 0-0 Stevenage: Lowly Latics make a point against Boro

Stevenage manager Alex Revell admitted he was satisfied with a point at lowly Wigan Athletic despite seeing his side drop to second in the table.

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The LeaguePaper Team
30 November 2025

By Paul Kendrick

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Stevenage manager Alex Revell admitted he was satisfied with a point at lowly Wigan Athletic despite seeing his side drop to second in the table.
Neither side was able to break the deadlock in a largely dour encounter at the Brick Community Stadium.
“I think it was probably a fair result,” assessed Revell, who spent a short time on loan as a player at Wigan a decade ago.
“The first half it was more us – I thought we had a couple of good opportunities which we didn’t take, their goalkeeper made a couple of great saves.
“In the second half we j...

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