Wigan Athletic player ratings after another away defeat this time at Oxford
Substitute Christian Saydee is handed top-billing - his goal looked like it would set Wigan up for only their second away point of the season until disaster struck
JOE WHITWORTH 6


Could count himself unlucky with the first Oxford goal, that went straight back out to Helik.
FINLEY BURNS 5
Did his best to keep out the lively Oxford forward line, on a tough evening.
JEREMIAH CHILOKOA-MULLEN 4
Another member of the Wigan back line that found the contest a challenging one.
MORGAN FOX 5
Found the pace of Dembele difficult in the first half, but showed more after the interval.
CONNOR BARRETT 5
Not one of his better games, taken off just six minutes into the second half
CHARLIE GRAY 5
Didn’t offer too much in forward positions, and was one of the first players sacrificed early in the second interval.
ARCHIE HARRIS 6
Did his best to force something to happen up front, especially after going behind.
FRASER MURRAY 4
A disappointing evening that ended with seeing a straight red for a lunge on Jack Currie.
BRADLEY BURROWS 5
Didn’t manage to recreate his performance against Reading, on an all-round tough evening.
JENSEN WEIR 6
Did well but never quite reached the levels against Reading shown last weekend
SCOTT HOGAN 5
Struggled against a resolute Oxford centre- back pairing, and was taken off during the second half.
CHRISTIAN SAYDEE 7
His goal – and an impressive cameo off the bench – deserved more reward.
REGGIE WALSH 5
Came on to do a job, although was largely anonymous for much of the tie.
JON MELLISH 5
Played his part but ultimately could do little to change the course of the contest.
15. K’MALI MILLER 5
Did not really have enough time to make much of an impact at the Kassam Stadium.
CHRIS SZE 5
Came on late and did not get enough playing minutes to make a significant difference.