Wigan Athletic vs. Wolverhampton Wanderers

The Republic of Ireland international glanced a sixth-minute header in off a post via a Nenad Milijas' corner, after having shot against the same upright moments earlier.

Keogh should also have had a penalty 11 minutes after half-time but was booked for diving after going down under Titus Bramble's challenge.

However, his goal was enough to give Mick McCarthy's side their first away victory in 30 Barclays Premier League matches.

While Wigan, continued to stiffle the opposition's post as Charles N’Zogbia and Hugo Rodallega both went close to scoring, manager Martinez will have to work out to find a way to get his side to turn their vastly superior second-half possession into clear-cut chances.