Match Previews: Saturday , 2 February 2013, One of the important match Wigan vs Southampton of England Premier League HD Quality Live Wigan vs Southampton streaming is availahere.Wigan vs Southampton Live Stream online video England Premier League Video Free The match will take plcae at Villa Park on 2/2/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Watch Free Wigan vs Southampton Stream Free online video Video Of England Premier League Saturday, 2 February 2013 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 15:00 GMT.England Premier League ,Watch Live online video,Wigan vs Southampton Live Streaming Video,Wigan vs Southampton Stream,Wigan vs Southampton Streaming,Wigan vs Southampton Live,Wigan vs Southampton online video,Wigan vs Southampton Results, England Premier League Fixtures Team News Southampton captain Adam Lallana could make his first start in nearly two months when Mauricio Pochettino's side face Wigan.The 24-year-old midfielder came on as a substitute in Wednesday's 2-1 loss at Manchester United after recovering from a knee injury and is in contention to start at the DW Stadium.New signing Vegard Forren was not involved at Old Trafford but could force himself into the squad, although Jose Fonte and Guly Do Prado are likely to miss out.Meanwhile, Paul Scharner could make his Wigan against Southampton after rejoining on transfer deadline day.Scharner, who spent four-and-a-half years with Wigan before leaving in 2010, has been recruited by manager Roberto Martinez on loan from Hamburg until the end of the season as an additional option in central defence, where Ivan Ramis and Antolin Alcaraz are currently unavailable.
Also not fit for selection is another defender, Adrian Lopez, along with goalkeeper Mike Pollitt and midfielders Ben Watson, Albert Crusat, Ryo Miyaichi and Fraser Fyvie.
Forward Arouna Koné is away on Africa Cup of Nations and full-back Emmerson Boyce is a doubt.
After Manchester United secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Southampton on Wednesday night, Sir Alex Ferguson said that Mauricio Pochettino’s side were the best team to have tested United at Old Trafford this season. And although it may take a while for Saints fans to adjust to the arrival of Pochettino, it seems the players have reacted well.
With a tough opener against Everton yielding a draw and then the trip to Old Trafford, it is likely the Spaniard will have had one eye on this fixture, with Wigan just below Southampton in the relegation places.
The Latics have just one win in the league from 11, but there were signs that Roberto Martinez was starting to work his magic again during the week, when his side turned around a 2-0 deficit against Stoke to come away from the Britannia with a point.
Wigan
Al Habsi; Golbart, Caldwell, Scharner, Figueroa; McCarthy, McArthur, Espinoza, Beausejour; Maloney; Di Santo.
Out: Alcaraz (groin), Fyvie (muscle), Piscu (hamstring), Pollitt (thigh), Crusat, Ramis (both knee), Miyaichi (ankle), Watson (broken leg).
Southampton
Boruc; Clyne, Yoshida, Hooiveld, Fox; Schneiderlin, Cork, Puncheon, Rodriguez, Lallana' Lambert.
Tests: Fonte, Do Prado (both knee), Mayuka (international duty).
Also not fit for selection is another defender, Adrian Lopez, along with goalkeeper Mike Pollitt and midfielders Ben Watson, Albert Crusat, Ryo Miyaichi and Fraser Fyvie.
Forward Arouna Koné is away on Africa Cup of Nations and full-back Emmerson Boyce is a doubt.
After Manchester United secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Southampton on Wednesday night, Sir Alex Ferguson said that Mauricio Pochettino’s side were the best team to have tested United at Old Trafford this season. And although it may take a while for Saints fans to adjust to the arrival of Pochettino, it seems the players have reacted well.
With a tough opener against Everton yielding a draw and then the trip to Old Trafford, it is likely the Spaniard will have had one eye on this fixture, with Wigan just below Southampton in the relegation places.
The Latics have just one win in the league from 11, but there were signs that Roberto Martinez was starting to work his magic again during the week, when his side turned around a 2-0 deficit against Stoke to come away from the Britannia with a point.
Wigan
Al Habsi; Golbart, Caldwell, Scharner, Figueroa; McCarthy, McArthur, Espinoza, Beausejour; Maloney; Di Santo.
Out: Alcaraz (groin), Fyvie (muscle), Piscu (hamstring), Pollitt (thigh), Crusat, Ramis (both knee), Miyaichi (ankle), Watson (broken leg).
Southampton
Boruc; Clyne, Yoshida, Hooiveld, Fox; Schneiderlin, Cork, Puncheon, Rodriguez, Lallana' Lambert.
Tests: Fonte, Do Prado (both knee), Mayuka (international duty).