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Tigres UANL3-2Toluca
Sat, 24 Jan 2026, 15:00
League One
England
England
Full Time
3:3
HT: 2 - 0

Match Timeline

7'
Francis Okoronkwo⚽
Normal Goal
21'
Jay McGrath⚽
Normal Goal → Robbie Gotts
45+1'
James Carragher🟨
Yellow Card
46'
Harrison Bettoni🔄
Substitution 1 → Callum Wright
49'
Harry Clifton⚽
Normal Goal
58'
George Broadbent🟨
Yellow Card
60'
Joe Taylor⚽
Normal Goal
63'
Francis Okoronkwo🔄
Substitution 1 → Brandon Hanlan
63'
Hakeeb Adelakun🔄
Substitution 2 → Jordan Gibson
66'
Callum Wright⚽
Normal Goal → Fraser Murray
70'
George Broadbent🔄
Substitution 3 → Darren Robinson
75'
Raphael Rodrigues🔄
Substitution 2 → Maleace Asamoah
79'
Robbie Gotts🟨
Yellow Card
83'
Luke Molyneux🔄
Substitution 4 → Billy Sharp
84'
Harry Clifton🔄
Substitution 5 → Sean Grehan
87'
Owen Moxon⚽
Normal Goal → Fraser Murray
89'
Morgan Fox🟨
Yellow Card
90'
Joe Taylor🔄
Substitution 3 → Dara Costelloe
90'
Owen Moxon🔄
Substitution 4 → Jensen Weir
90+8'
Jack Senior🟨
Yellow Card

Match Statistics

10Shots on Goal7
8Shots off Goal2
28Total Shots10
10Blocked Shots1
18Shots insidebox8
10Shots outsidebox2
13Fouls7
13Corner Kicks6
3Offsides2
49Ball Possession51
3Yellow Cards2
3Goalkeeper Saves7
305Total passes341
208Passes accurate248
68Passes %73

Starting Lineups

DoncasterDoncasterUnknown

Starting XI

1Zander ClarkG
2Jamie SterryD
4Owen BaileyD
6Jay McGrathD
23Jack SeniorD
22Robbie GottsM
7Luke MolyneuxM
8George BroadbentM
15Harry CliftonM
47Hakeeb AdelakunM
19Francis OkoronkwoF

WiganWiganUnknown

Starting XI

1Sam TickleG
4Will AimsonD
23James CarragherD
3Morgan FoxD
21Raphael RodriguesM
17Matthew SmithM
33Owen MoxonM
7Fraser MurrayM
43Harrison BettoniF
10Joe TaylorF
9Christian SaydeeF

Head-to-Head

Match Odds

Odds are not available for this fixture.

📈 Team Form & Statistics

Doncaster
Doncaster
Form: W-W-L-D-L
Wigan
Wigan
Form: L-W-L-D-W
Record
3 W
1 D
6 L
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3 W
3 D
4 L
Goals Per Game
1.5
Scored
vs
0.9
Scored
2.2
Conceded
vs
1.0
Conceded
Betting Indicators
Clean Sheets
10%
Clean Sheets
30%
BTTS
70%
BTTS
40%
Home/Away Performance
Scored
Home:1.4
Away:1.6
Conceded
Home:2.4
Away:2.0
Scored
Home:0.8
Away:1.0
Conceded
Home:1.2
Away:0.8

ELO comparison

Pre-match ratings

Rating period
Match snapshot
Doncaster versus Wigan: long term ELO, before the match
DoncasterHomeRatingWiganAway
Strength
1,400.7Overall1,474.5
1,443.7Match venue1,509.4
1,443.7At home1,504.1
1,408.6Away1,509.4
Attack & defence
1,415.1Attack1,382.5
1,484.1Defence1,596.4
1,421.7Home attack1,381.9
1,415.6Away attack1,450.5
1,503Home defence1,610.4
1,478.2Away defence1,577.5
Match profile
1,555Goal environment1,506.7
1,475Home goals1,386.7
1,580Away goals1,620
1,501.2Possession1,475.2
Specialist ratings
1,475.7Set-piece attack1,461.3
1,476.4Set-piece defence1,462.8
1,441.2Close games1,485.2
1,383Winning margin1,470

Match venue compares Doncaster at home with Wigan away. All ratings are within this league.

Higher goal environment ratings mean higher-scoring games, not necessarily a stronger team. A starting league rating is 1500.

📝 Match Preview

Doncaster vs Wigan: A Tight, Low-Scoring Affair on the Cards
Recommendation:UNDER_2_5
Odds:1.70
Expected Value:+5.4%
Confidence:65

Two sides looking over their shoulders at the League One relegation zone meet at the Eco-Power Stadium, and the data suggests we could be in for a cagey, low-scoring contest. Doncaster sit 22nd, four points behind their visitors Wigan in 18th, making this a genuine six-pointer in the survival race. While the head-to-head record screams Wigan dominance, recent form paints a picture of two teams struggling for goals and finding resilience in defence. Doncaster's season has been a tough one, but there are flickers of improvement. Their last ten games have yielded just two wins, but they've managed to grind out three draws, including credible stalemates against playoff-chasing Luton (0-0) and Bolton (1-1). More importantly, their defensive trend is pointing upwards. After shipping five at home to Plymouth and four at Cardiff in December, they've kept clean sheets in two of their last four league outings, winning 1-0 at AFC Wimbledon and drawing 0-0 at Burton Albion. At home, they still concede an alarming 2.0 goals per game on average, but the recent shutouts indicate a newfound stubbornness. Wigan arrive with a contrasting profile. They are solid on the road, boasting a 40% away win rate from their last ten travels and conceding a miserly 0.8 goals per game. However, their attack has completely stalled. They've scored just nine goals in their last ten matches overall, and a paltry three in their last five. Their recent 3-game moving average shows a meagre 0.33 goals scored and just a single point per game. Victories have been hard to come by, with their last league win away from home coming at Burton Albion (2-0) back in December. The head-to-head history is overwhelmingly in Wigan's favour, with six wins from nine encounters. However, the most recent meeting ended 1-1, and that scoreline feels like a potential blueprint for this match. Wigan's defensive organisation away from home is likely to frustrate a Doncaster side that, while improving, only averages 1.4 goals per game at home. Conversely, Wigan's impotent attack – averaging just 1.0 goal per away game and on a clear declining trend – will find it tough to break down a Doncaster backline that is finally showing some fight. **Key Points:** * **Defensive Improvement:** Doncaster have kept two clean sheets in their last four league games, signalling a tighter unit. * **Wigan's Travel Sturdiness:** The Latics concede only 0.8 goals per game on their travels, making them hard to beat. * **Attack Misfiring:** Wigan's goal drought is real, with just 0.33 goals per game on average over their last three. * **Head-to-Head Caution:** While Wigan dominate historically, the last clash was a draw, and current forms suggest a similarly close game. * **Goal Expectancy:** The market's fair probability for Under 2.5 goals sits at 55.3%, aligning with the recent low-scoring patterns of both sides. **Summary:** This is a classic relegation scrap where points are paramount and risks are minimised. Doncaster are showing defensive improvement, while Wigan are organised away but blunt in attack. With both teams acutely aware of the stakes, a cautious, tense encounter is the most likely outcome. The value bet, given the odds of 1.70, is for **Under 2.5 Goals**. The recent trends and statistical profiles of both teams strongly point towards a match with fewer than three goals.

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