Wigan Athletic defender Jason Kerr believes his side will not underestimate Bolton Wanderers when the two sides lock horns once again.
The 12.30pm kick-off sees automatic promotion chasing Wigan take on a Bolton side sitting midtable and with slim play-off hopes.
Kerr has spoken on the clash this weekend and insists Wigan will not be underestimating their opponents, who have been in good form of late which has helped bring them into the conversation for the top six
Ian Evatt believes Bolton Wanderers face a benchmark in where they stand for promotion out of League One in the future when they take on Wigan Athletic and will be an indication of how far they have come as a team.
The 12.30pm kick-off sees automatic promotion chasing Wigan take on a Bolton side sitting midtable and with slim play-off hopes.
And Wanderers will be seeking to avenge the heavy 4-0 loss they suffered at the hands of Leam Richardson’s side in October as the Latics will be seeking to do the double over the Whites.
Wigan are well placed to achieve automatic promotion back to the Championship after two seasons in League One and Evatt believes taking on the
Latics will be a good indication of where his side currently stands as they aim to follow in their neighbours’ footsteps, especially since the transformation of the squad in the January transfer window
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Wigan Athletic boss Leam Richardson is hoping his side can kick on and achieve promotion back to the Championship with positive results over their next nine games, starting this weekend against Bolton Wanderers.
The Latics can do the double over Ian Evatt’s side with victory this Saturday, as when these two sides last met at the University of Bolton Stadium in October, the Latics picked up all three points in a 4-0 victory.
Richardson has association with both clubs, having been a player at Wanderers and helping the club being promoted to the Premier League, as well as now being a manager at the Latics.
