EPL Schedule ~ Feb 17 / 20 / 21 / 22 / 23 - Game 27
-
- GAME 27 -
Wednesday, February 17 2010
Wigan Athletic - Bolton Wanderers 4.00
Saturday, February 20 2010
Everton - Manchester United 8.45
Arsenal - Sunderland 11.00
Wolverhampton Wanderers - Chelsea 11.00
West Ham United - Hull City 11.00
Portsmouth - Stoke City 1.30
Sunday, February 21 2010
Aston Villa - Burnley 10.00
Manchester City - Liverpool 11.00
Fulham - Birmingham City 11.00
Wigan Athletic - Tottenham Hotspur 12.15
Monday, February 22 2010
Blackburn Rovers - Bolton Wanderers 4.00
Tuesday, February 23 2010
Manchester United - West Ham United 4.00
-
Match on Tv :Saturday, 20 February 2010
Channel 21: "Live"Nil - 11:00 pmChannel 22: "Live"Arsenal - Sunderland - 11:00 pmChannel 27: "Live"Kick-Off - 8:00 pmEverton - Manchester United - 8:45 pmWolverhampton - Chelsea - 11:00 pmPortsmouth - Stoke - 1:30 amChannel 119: "Live"West Ham - Hull - 11:00 pmSunday, 21 February 2010
Channel 22: "Live"Aston Villa - Burnley - 10:00 pmChannel 27: "Live" -
Match on Tv :
Monday, February 22 2010
Channel 27: "Live" (Tue Morning)
Blackburn Rovers - Bolton Wanderers 4.00 am
Tuesday, February 23 2010
Channel 27: "Live" (Wed Morning)
Manchester United - West Ham United 4.00 am
-
Wigan Athletic 0 - 0 Bolton Wanderers 
Charles N'Zogbia hit the post as neighbouring relegation rivals Wigan and Bolton fought out a drab goalless draw.
The point was enough to lift both struggling sides up places in the table - Wigan to 14th and Bolton 18th - but both may rue missed opportunities to break the deadlock in a game of few chances.
Wigan boss Roberto Martinez and Bolton counterpart Owen Coyle both claimed to be pleased with a point after fighting out a goalless draw.
Martinez said: ''It is a very good point. Every point now is important. I am looking at the performance and all the ingredients you need to be a good side are there - effort, discipline, concentration.
Wigan's Charles N'Zogbia went the closest of either side to breaking the deadlock when he hit the post in the first half but Coyle claimed his side shaded the game.
Coyle said: ''Any point in the Premier League is a valuable point. Looking at the game, it certainly wasn't a zero-zero. We had by far the clearer goalscoring opportunities.
''It could turn out to be a very important point. Could it have been three? Absolutely, so we'll move on because there's a lot to be pleased about in terms of the performance. I would be more worried if we weren't creating chances but we are.''