Wigan will be looking to continue their gradual rise up the table when they travel to Port Vale on Saturday in Skybet League One, as they hope to build on last week’s impressive comeback win at Chesterfield.

Wigan Warriors can confirm their place in the Super League play-offs on Saturday with a win over Catalans Dragons in London.

Wigan managed a 2-2 draw against Fulham at Craven Cottage on Saturday which saw them come from behind twice but they will want to turn that sort of play into three points at Millwall tonight, vital if they are to make up their seven-point deficit to Rotherham with four games remaining.

The 0-0 draw against Millwall was their third consecutive stalemate and the same old story of Rosler’s team dominating but failing to master their opponents defence was there for all to see.

Uwe Rosler says there are plenty of positives his side can take forward into the clash with Millwall on Tuesday despite another failure to land three points against Brentford at the weekend

Alan Winstanley was one of the club’s longest serving supporters who watched as the Lactics progressed from the Lancashire Combination to the Premier League.

Sheringham, a key member of United’s 1999 treble-winning side, has teamed up with West Ham United manager and former Millwall teammate Sam Allardyce on a part-time basis as the club’s new attacking coach.

Wigan face Premier League Arsenal in semi-finals on Saturday, the Championship club having mounted an incredible defence of their FA Cup title

The Trotters face Millwall at The Den on Saturday

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