<p><strong>One of the biggest FA Cup upsets ever?</strong><br />
One of the greatest FA-CUP final ends upsetting the modern times and could possibly be the end game for Roberto Mancini.<br />
Roberto-Martinez&#8217;s team had been in superb form throughout the tournament it&#8217;s been no smash and grab victory for them.<br />
Ben-Watson&#8217;s winner in the stoppage time takes Wigan to an eccentric victory.<br />
It&#8217;s been the first piece of silverware for them in their club history.<br />
They have beaten one of the most financially-endowed club in the world.<br />
<strong>Last Minute Saviour</strong><br />
Watson had been in the pitch as an 81st minute substitute minutes before Pablo Zabaleta added his name to the tally of footballers who have been red carded in FA-Cup final.<br />
He had been booked earlier for taking down Shaun Maloney in total flight.<br />
Watson proved decisive as Maloney swung a corner and his header from it flashed across Joe Hart creating history.<br />
Wigan had played a thronging game. Maloney was such a clever and elusive opponent always searching for space and driving the ball forward.<br />
He took the game away from Manchester City in the opening stages.<br />
But he was never alone as Macmanaman and Roger-Espionza the left back form Honduras always tried and broke forward to supplement-the attack.<br />
Jordi Gomez even played with greater poise and intelligence on the pitch.<br />
<strong>Misshaped City</strong><br />
City found it difficult to hold the unorthodox formation of 3-4-1-2 as the team with two centre forwards Arouna Kone and Mcmanaman who started with wider positions but drifted in as the game progressed.<br />
Macmanaman had missed a superb early chance form Kone&#8217;s thorugh which he should have let fly with his right-foot but ended up with a curling left foot shot wide past harmlessly.<br />
Again, a similar chance was missed by him shooting staright-at-Zabaleta just when Wembley was going to witness a modern day-Ricky -Villa-moment.<br />
Wigan had begun the game in such a manner that they could not be bereaved as the virtual no hopers.<br />
City might have threatened some minutes in the first half but they were lucky enough to escape with a 0-0 draw at the interval as their rivals could not finish any of their beautifully build up play.<br />
Its not that Mancini&#8217;s were unable to create chances but Wigan&#8217;s goalkeeper Joel Robles denied a superb shot of Yaya Toure from Carlos Tevez&#8217;s freekick rebound off the wall and also palmed-away a long raging shot from Samir Nasri and a even better save to deny Carlos Tevez before the half hour by jutting out his right foot to fly the ball over the cross bar from David Silva&#8217;s cross.<br />
<strong>2nd Half</strong><br />
The second half started with a higher tempo with Sergio Aguero trying to squeeze in from a Carlos Tevez&#8217;s cross.<br />
Still, there were signs of unusual carelessness from Roberto Mancini&#8217;s side with David Silva struggling to show an impact.<br />
Sergio Aguero tried diving in to win a penalty of a Paul Scharner&#8217;s challenge but failed to draw the refree&#8217;s attention.<br />
Mancini had brought in another mid fielder in James Rodwell accompanying David Silva for pushing further forward but it had a very tiny effect and it was Martinez&#8217;s men who-had-the-last-word.<br />
<strong>Mancini&#8217;s Future</strong><br />
Mancini had been rifted apart with the reappointment news of mangerialship behind his back, the new manager from Malaga Manuel Pellegrini has been thought as an option.<br />
The goal by Watson may accelerate this process.<br />
Kev Anders is a football fanatic living in London and owner of Goals Galore</p>

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