Charles N'Zogbia scored an incredible turnaround in the first minute of added time to shock the Gunners and give Wigan's survival hopes a huge boost. Wigan are now seven points clear of the drop zone with three games left.
18th placed Wigan will meet 16th placed Aston Villa on Tuesday in a crucial game for both sides. Wigan were brushed aside by Arsenal during the weekend as the Gunners won 3-0 while Aston Villa pulled off an upset against Manchester City thanks to a debut goal from Darren Bent.
Wigan will play Liverpool on Monday in a very important match for both sides. Wigan desperately need some points to stay clear of relegation while Liverpool can't afford to slip up, otherwise they will be out of the chase for the 4th spot.
Wigan came from two goals behind to beat Arsenal 3-2 at the DW Stadium today. The result leaves Arsenal's title bid in tatters and it would surely take a miracle for them to win the Premier League title this season. Who is to blame for Arsenal's shock defeat? Vote now!
Premier League leaders Manchester United will meet Wigan away from home on Saturday and they will be looking for a win to move four points clear of Arsenal at the top of the table. Wigan are in desperate need of points as well since they are down in the relegation zone, one point away from safety.
West Ham are three points clear of relegation before Saturday's game but they surely need to add a few more points to make sure of staying up. On the other hand Wigan can consider themselves already safe with 7 points above 18th placed Hull City.
Yes, the Spaniard can pack his bags and book the flight home
No, he'll be alright because Liverpool can't afford to sack him!
Rafa Benitez has had the pressure on him eased over the last couple of weeks because he started to get back to winning ways however, they suffered another fresh blow with the loss to Roberto Martinez's Wigan side. Is it finally the end of the road for Liverpool?
Chelsea took a huge step towards the Premier League title after a 2-0 win at Anfield. Manchester United's win at Sunderland ensured the title race goes to the final weekend, but Carlo Ancelotti's men will be crowned champions if they win at home to Wigan on Sunday.
