Wigan Athletic v Barnsley

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Saturday 14 Nov 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 Wigan, 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 Wigan town centre. Over the years, notable players to represent the club have included Leighton Baines, Antonio Valencia, 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.

Barnsley Football Club, known as the Tykes, is a professional English football team based in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Founded in 1887, the club plays its home matches at Oakwell, a historic stadium that has served as Barnsley’s home since 1888. The Tykes compete in the English Football League, with their league division changing over time, and regularly take part in the FA Cup and EFL Cup. Barnsley’s greatest cup triumph came in 1912, when the club won the FA Cup by defeating West Bromwich Albion in a replay; they had also reached the final in 1910. The team earned promotion to the Premier League in 1997, marking its first appearance in England’s top division. More recent silverware includes the Football League Trophy, now known as the EFL Trophy, which Barnsley won in 2016. Notable players associated with the club include England international John Stones, who came through Barnsley’s youth system, and club favourites such as Neil Redfearn and Ronnie Glavin. With a loyal supporter base, a proud history and memorable cup and league campaigns, Barnsley FC remains an important part of Yorkshire football.