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Wigan Athletic and Bolton Wanderers fined after mass confrontation in League One fixture
Wigan Athletic and Bolton Wanderers have been fined after a mass confrontation at the end of their League One fixture on 27 February.
Both clubs admitted that they failed to ensure their players did not behave in an improper way at the final whistle.
Tempers flared after the Latics beat promotion-chasing Bolton 1-0, leading to both sides being charged by the FA.
Wigan were fined 拢9,000 while Bolton were fined 拢2,500 after an independent regulatory commission hearing.
that Bolton had been "marginally more to blame for what happened" as the incident had been started by a Wanderers player as well as boss Ian Evatt approaching a Wigan player.
However, the fact that Wigan had previously been fined on four occasions for misconduct in the past five years led to their higher penalty in comparison to Bolton receiving the standard fine of 拢2,500.