Why Rafa Benitez knows that Wigan will provide tougher test for his Newcastle - SPORT NEWS CHANNEL
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Date: 2016-12-25

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Why Rafa Benitez knows that Wigan will provide tougher test for his Newcastle side than Birmingham
Newcastle United may be second top of the Championship and Wigan Athletic second-bottom, but the Magpies must beware at the DW.
Of the eight Championship sides who have averaged 51-per-cent possession or higher so far this season, seven of them are unsurprisingly in the top 10.
The eighth? Well, that would be second-bottom Wigan Athletic.
Statistics can be deceptive, but Newcastle United boss Rafa Benitez is adamant that Newcastle United will take on a Latics side who are far more talented than their perilous position suggests.
True the Magpies manager offers the same note of caution before every match - but right he should given the unpredictability of a division where “everyone beats everyone”, as Matt Ritchie put it a fortnight ago.
If anything, somewhat perversely, Wigan are a far more dangerous prospect to the second-tier pacesetters than play-off hopefuls Birmingham City were at the weekend.
Of the five defeats Newcastle have suffered this term, if you discount the farcical refereeing performance which accounted for the reversal at Nottingham Forest, two of the sides who have beaten United this term are Championship strugglers.While promotion rivals Brighton and Hove Albion, Derby County, Aston Villa, Leeds United and Reading have all been dispatched with relative ease, Newcastle have somehow succumbed to relegation-threatened Wolverhampton Wanderers and Blackburn Rovers.
True both of those reversals were at St James’ Park and the Magpies appear far more comfortable in their own skin on the road - where their defensive solidity and ruthless finishing has served them so well thus far - but Benitez highlighted Wigan’s strength in possession for a reason.If Newcastle’s extremely-high standards slip and they replicate the insipid Wolves or Blackburn displays at the DW Stadium, then the Latics will beat the Magpies.hould Benitez’s men put in the type of performance the entire division knows they are capable of - Birmingham boss Gary Rowett described the Magpies are the “best side” he’d ever seen in the Championship - then they will beat Wigan.
“Focus” and “concentration” have once again been very much the buzz words around Newcastle’s Benton training base this week.
Benitez explained: “We always talk about - ‘How difficult is the Championship?’
“Some teams are at the bottom of the table, but still they play very good football.
“Wigan is a team that has more than 50-per-cent possession in most of their games so they are quite keen to keep the ball, pass the ball.
“They also have some pace in attack. They have made some mistakes at the back and conceded goals, but the team itself is a team that tries to play football.“For that reason you never know with these types of games because they can play well, they can score and then they will be more difficult to break down.
“The main thing for me is to be sure that we have confidence in the way that we are doing things, we have confidence in the way that we approach the games, especially away, and just try to do the same things.
“It doesn’t matter the name of the rivals.
“We just need to make sure that we do what we have to do to give ourselves the chance to get three points.”
The Newcastle boss is always careful to show the appropriate respect to every side, with Wigan no exception.But given that the Magpies are top of the table and appear a cut above at this level - not just in the eyes of pundits, but of most rivals managers too - Benitez admits his side should be confident enough in themselves to expect to win every single match if they perform to the expected standards.

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