Wigan secured another famous FA Cup victory over Manchester City after Will Grigg netted a late winner in their dramatic fifth-round tie on Monday.
England international Fabian Delph was shown a red card shortly before the break after a nasty challenge on Max Power. The decision prompted angry clashes between the two teams and two benches and spilled into the tunnel at the break.
Kyle Walker came on to reinforce the City defence but it was his blunder that afforded Grigg the chance to secure victory. The England defender let the ball go, allowing Grigg to run through on goal and fire past Claudio Bravo.
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Will Grigg (left) scored a dramatic late winner as Wigan beat Manchester City in the FA Cup fifth round on Monday night
The Northern Ireland forward curled the ball past Claudio Bravo following a blunder by City and England defender Kyle Walker
The Wigan players swarm Grigg after he settled a dramatic FA Cup tie with a fine finish from the edge of the penalty area
The Latics boss Paul Cook celebrates the opening and only goal of a famous victory for his side at the DW Stadium
Fabian Delph was shown a straight red card by Anthony Taylor after a nasty sliding tackle on Max Power late in the first half
The England international’s dismissal prompted furious complaints from his team-mates and the Manchester City bench
Taylor had to speak to Wigan boss Paul Cook as the FA Cup clash threatened to descend into chaos at the DW Stadium
Cook’s opposite number, Pep Guardiola, was forced to come between the Wigan boss and an incandescent Sergio Aguero
The two managers argue in the dying moments of the first half after Delph’s sending off lit the blue touch paper at Wigan
The fall-out continued in the tunnel at half-time as the two camps exchanged words before heading into the dressing rooms
The Premier League leaders were left to rue a number of missed second-half opportunities as they crashed out on Monday
Aguero directs a header over the bar of Wigan goalkeeper Christian Walton as the visitors sought an opening goal
City and England star Delph, whose red card prompted arguments between the teams, dribbles with the ball in the first half
Will Grigg battles for possession with Aymeric Laporte, the defender who joined Manchester City in January for £57million
Aguero, who led the line for the away side in Monday’s clash, fires a shot at goal as Chey Dunkley attempts a block
The Argentine forward tries to hold on to the ball under pressure from Wigan captain, 25-year-old defender Dan Burn
Before their heated exchange Guardiola (L) and Cook (R) watch on during the first half of the FA Cup fifth-round clash
Germany international Ikay Gundogan fires a right footed-shot in Monday’s clash – but Wigan held firm in the opening stages
Wigan central midfielder David Perkins climbs above Gundogan to win a header during a goalless but dramatic first-half
Nathan Byrne slides in on Manchester City’s captain on the night David Silva to win back possession for the home side
Attacking midfielder Gary Roberts climbs above Fernandinho to win an aerial challenge during the first half on Monday
Bernardo Silva, who moved to the Etihad from Monaco in the summer, looks to bring the ball down under pressure from Burn
Guardiola introduced the likes of Kevin De Bruyne during the second-half as City sought to avoid a replay with Wigan
A young Wigan supporter holds up a sign, taunting Manchester City with a reminder of the Latics’ 2013 FA Cup final victory
Latics’ chairman David Sharpe, 26, claps along with the rest of the crowd ahead of kick-off at the DW Stadium on Monday