Wonderkid Harrison Bettoni denies Wimbledon to secure first win on the road for Wigan Athletic
Harrison Bettoni marked his league debut with both goals off the bench at Wimbledon to secure Wigan Athletic's first away win of the campaign.
Latics trailed 1-0 when the 18-year-old was thrown on with 13 minutes to go, with the visitors having been awarded a free-kick 25 yards from goal.
Not only did Bettoni take the set-piece, he curled it into the top corner of the home net for the equaliser.
And with three minutes to go, he latched on to a through ball before coolly converting from the edge of the box.
Latics will feel they deserved the win for again creating the better chances, only to not be able to take them until the late drama.
Fraser Murray fired wide in the early stages, before Dara Costelloe turned down the chance to shoot when he was played in behind.
Instead, the Irishman laid the ball square to Callum Wright, whose shot was blocked by a covering defender.
Latics almost paid a high price when Ryan Johnson headed over for Wimbledon from close range at the end of the first half.
Jason Kerr almost nodded past Sam Tickle with 20 minutes to go, with the ball flying inches past the post.
The respite was only temporary, however, as the resulting set-piece saw Joe Lewis tee up Alistair Smith for the opening goal.
Latics immediately threw on Paul Mullin, with Ollie Cooper and Bettoni joining him for the last 13 minutes.
And Bettoni turned the game on its head to give Latics their first win on the road since Easter.