For thousands watching from elsewhere, that was reason enough to stay glued to their screens.
Then, a few seconds later, another notification appeared.
@Kudo21: NUKE THE WHOLE CLUB. WIGAN HAVE JUST SCORED AGAIN!
:???????
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[A Minute ago]
Manchester United had barely settled after the restart when they began pushing forward again.
Luke Shaw received the ball on the left and sent it wide, looking to stretch Wigan's shape.
The rest of the United side advanced with him, pushing into the home half in search of a foothold.
If they could keep the ball there, they could finally breathe, force Wigan backwards, and stop the match from slipping any further out of their hands.
It was a reasonable idea that some of Europe's biggest clubs were using it too.
And it was golden when it worked.
If it worked?
Shaw's pass ran towards the touchline, threatening to roll out.
In reaction to this, the United players began venturing forward, keen on not giving Wigan any chance to breathe.
