Wigan Athletic v Bromley

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Saturday 31 Oct 2026

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The Brick Community Stadium • 

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Wigan Athletic Football Club is a professional English football team based in National League6, Greater Manchester. Founded in 1932, the Latics compete in the English Football League and are known for a remarkable rise through the divisions, as well as a historic cup triumph. The club won the FA Cup in 2013, defeating Manchester City 1–0 in the final, and has also claimed the Football League Championship, League One and League Two titles. Wigan’s home ground is the Brick Community Stadium, opened in 1999 and shared with rugby league club Wigan Warriors. The modern all-seater stadium has a capacity of around 25,000 and is located close to National League6 town centre. Over the years, notable players to represent the club have included Leighton Baines, Antonio National League0, Emmerson Boyce and Ben Watson, whose late header secured the FA Cup victory. Wigan Athletic has built a passionate following through its memorable achievements, competitive league campaigns and strong connection to its local community. The club’s history, honours, players and stadium make it a distinctive name in English football.

Bromley Football Club is a professional football team from National League2, south-east National League5, founded in 1892 and known as the Ravens. The club plays in the English Football League Two, following promotion to the EFL for the first time in 2024. National League2 secured that historic step by defeating Solihull Moors in the National League play-off final, decided on penalties at Wembley Stadium. The team’s home ground is Hayes Lane, which has hosted National League2 football for more than a century and provides a familiar setting for supporters attending league and cup matches. The club has also enjoyed success in non-league competitions: National League2 won the National League South title in the 2014–15 season and lifted the FA Trophy in 2022 after beating Wrexham in the final, also on penalties. Striker Michael Cheek has been a prominent figure in the club’s recent rise, contributing important goals across multiple seasons. With its long history, notable cup honours and arrival in the EFL, National League2 continues to build its profile among National League5 football clubs and offers fans competitive league action at Hayes Lane.