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LATICS BLOW TITLE CHANCE

By Paul Kendrick

STAR MAN
GEORGE LONG
Wimbledon

GIVE ME A HUG: AFC Wimbledon’s Joe Pigott, right, celebrates scoring their goal with Lyle Taylor.

Wigan’s Michael Jacobs nets their leveller
PICTURES: Action Images

WIGAN boss Paul Cook insisted he was not disappointed despite seeing struggling AFC Wimbledon hold on for a point at the DW Stadium which ensures the League One title will be decided on the final day of the campaign.
With second-placed Blackburn losing at Charlton, Wigan knew the title was theirs should they record all three points on home soil.
But after Micha...

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