Joe Dodoo: Last News

Don't miss a thing by getting the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inbox

Pedro Caixinha liked to think outside the box when it came to how to rally his Rangers trip - and a new story has come to light.

Don't miss a thing by getting the latest from the Manchester Evening News sent direct to your inbox

direct to your inboxWigan Athletic caretaker manager Leam Richardson believed that his side richly deserved their convincing victory against MK Dons on Saturday.George Johnston, Callum Lang, and Joe Dodoo were all on the scoresheet as Latics earned their first win at the DW Stadium since December 12.Wigan Athletic, who were looking to return to winning ways after losing their last two Sky Bet League One matches, made two changes ahead of the visit of MK Dons.Having missed out in Tuesday's defeat to Charlton due to a tight calf, Callum Lang came in for Norweigian starlet Thelo Aasgaard, while George Johnston replaced Alex Perry in the starting line-up.The hosts made a very lively start and Lang was denied by an excellent save from Andrew

direct to your inboxWigan Athletic caretaker manager Leam Richardson believed his side deserved their slice of luck after they claimed a last-gasp victory at Bristol Rovers on Tuesday night.Defender Scott Wootton scored a dramatic 95th-minute winner to earn the Latics a vital win against Bristol Rovers in the fight for survival in Sky Bet League One.Wigan Athletic made two changes from their spirited defeat against Lincoln City, with forwards Joe Dodoo and Will Keane coming in to replace Chris Merrie and Jamie Proctor who both missed out on the trip to the Memorial Stadium through injury.The Gas made a lively start in the first couple of minutes and put the visitors under some pressure in the final third.Brandon Hanlan glanced his header