As things stand, Wigan are now three points clear of the relegation zone, and will look to increase that gap to a more comfortable size over the coming weeks. For now, here's all the latest news and transfer gossip from the Championship.
. Ex-Owl urges youngsters to seize opportunity
Former Sheffield Wednesday man Luke Boden has urged the club's youngsters to seize their opportunity over the coming weeks, and to avoid being sucked in to feeling starstruck when facing experienced opponents. (The Star) Photo: Nigel Roddis
. Ayala eyes Spanish switch
Middlesbrough defender Daniel Ayala could be set to snub offers from sides in England when he leaves the club this summer, as he is hoping to secure a move back to his native Spain. (HITC) Photo: Harriet Lander
. Interest builds in Preston and Celtic-linked star
Peterborough United's chairman has revealed his club have already rejected an offer for star striker Ivan Toney, as a number of interested sides prepare to make bids in the upcoming transfer window. (Daily Record) Photo: Luke Walker
5. Baggies urged to pursue Wigan ace
Football pundit Noel Whelan has branded Wigan's Antonee Robinson a "fantastic" footballer, and claimed he'd be an ideal signing for West Brom, who have been heavily linked with the player. (Football Insider) Photo: Bryn Lennon
6. Whites linked with Canaries star
Reports have claimed that Leeds United are interested in signing Norwich City midfielder Emiliano Buendia, who has produced seven assists for the Canaries this season despite their struggles. (Evening Standard) Photo: Naomi Baker
7. Bellingham set for Bundesliga move
Manchester United are believed to have lost the race to sign Birmingham City sensation Jude Bellingham, with Borussia Dortmund set to bag the 16-year-old star for £20m. (ESPN) Photo: Marc Atkins
8. Bielsa seeks Foyth advice
Marcelo Bielsa is rumoured to have spoken with ex-Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino for further information on transfer target Juan Foyth, as Leeds ponder a move for the defender. (Football Insider) Photo: Justin Setterfield