"And Leo Calderon has snuffed that one out before Manchester United could turn it into anything!" Drury said.
"He has become increasingly important to Wigan at both ends of this pitch."
Leo didn't force the next pass.
He slowed the game down, turned back toward his own defence and played it into Whatmough.
The centre-back returned it to Amos, allowing Wigan to reset.
It was becoming increasingly obvious that Jake's absence had changed the game.
Will Keane was working, making runs and trying to give Maguire and Lindelöf something to think about, but he wasn't offering the same physical presence Jake had provided.
The two defenders were beginning to step forward with greater freedom and United, noticing the gap in the Wigan setup, began to push higher.
Due to that, the space around Wigan's penalty area began shrinking, and Amos, who had already been called into action once, began getting more of such calls!
