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Yanic Wildschut snatched a last-gasp winner at Bankss Stadium where Wigan beat Walsall 2-1 to move up to second in the League One table on Saturday. Highlights of Wigans 2-1 win over Walsall in the Sky Bet League One With 90 minutes up, Wildschut drilled home from 20 yards to move the Latics two spots up the table and four points behind leaders Burton, whose clash at Southend is live on Sky Sports on Monday night. In what was the big League One match of the afternoon, Conor McAleny fired the visitors ahead six minutes before the break with a long-range effort which found the top left-hand corner of the net. Walsalls equaliser arrived midway through the second half thanks to another well-struck shot from Sam Mantom.However, Wildschut had the final say with a goal which took his side above both Gillingham and the Saddlers.Bottom-of-the-table Colchester United suffered another bleak afternoon, losing 5-2 to Bury at Gigg Lane where the visitors netted a brace of early goals but ended the game with 10 men. Highlights of Burys 5-2 win over Colchester in the Sky Bet League One Man of the match was Andrew Tutte who scored an 11-minute hat-trick, although the game seemed to turn on Tom Eastmans sending-off in the first half.Chris Porter opened the scoring for the Us after four minutes, following an assist by Gavin Massey who added the second himself on 17 from close range.However, Eastwood collected his second yellow card for a bad foul and, within a minute, Ryan Lowe had pulled a goal back heading home Tuttes free-kick.Tutte then netted twice in the space of 60 seconds, levelling matters from close range six minutes into the second half, before firing Burys third goal into the bottom right-hand corner.Five minutes later, Craig Jones headed the fourth, while Tutte completed his hat-trick from outside the box. The result leaves Colchester 10 points from safety with just 14 games remaining.But at Boundary Park, another relegation-threatened club enjoyed better fortunes as Oldham came from behind to stun high-flying Gillingham 2-1. Highlights of Oldhams 2-1 win over Gillingham in the Sky Bet League One The visitors from Kent took the lead against the run of play in the 16th minute thanks to Doug Lofts well-struck shot which located the top right-hand corner of the net.That was the way it remained until Timothee Dieng headed the Latics level on 57, with Jonathan Forte grabbing the winner 16 minutes later.Oldhams victory was only their second at home all season and moves them one spot up the table but still four points from safety. Highlights of Swindons 3-2 win over Blackpool in the Sky Bet League One Nicky Ajose scored a hat-trick as Swindon beat Blackpool 3-2 at the County Ground.His winner arrived two minutes from time in a topsy-turvy fixture which saw the hosts open the scoring inside 100 seconds when Tom Aldred headed home a David Norris corner.Ajose levelled matters on 17 and then headed Town in front just after the hour mark.However, the Seasiders were back on level terms four minutes later after Bradley Barry fouled Clark Robertson and Danny Philliskirk netted from the spot.Steve Morison grabbed a brace as Millwall eased past Peterborough United 3-0. Highlights of Millwalls 3-0 win over Peterborough in the Sky Bet League One All three goals came from headers, with Morrison notching his two either side of Lee Gregorys 49th-minute effort.Shane Ferguson weighed-in with two assists for the Lions who are now fifth in the table after Coventry Citys match at Shrewsbury Town was postponed. Millwall keeper Jordan Archer made a miraculous save with his head after Mark Beevers attempted a long-range back pass Billy Sharp scored the only goal as play-off hopefuls Sheffield United edged out Port Vale 1-0 at Bramall Lane. Highlights of Sheffield Uniteds 1-0 win over Port Vale in the Sky Bet League One The ever-green striker was on target in the 50th minute latching on to Dean Hammonds assist.Bradford City and Rochdale played out the only draw in League One, sharing four goals at the Coral Windows Stadium. Highlights of Bradfords 2-2 draw with Rochdale in the Sky Bet League One The hosts came from behind twice to earn a point with Joe Bunney netting a brace for Rochdale.Bunney headed the opener in the 12th minute, and then made it 2-1 on 51, after Rory McArdle had equalised for City.A close range header from Steve Davies on 62 sealed a point as Tony McMahon collected his second assist of the match. Highlights of Chesterfields 3-1 win over Crewe in the Sky Bet League One There were three first-half goals at the ProAct Stadium where Chesterfield beat Crewe Alexandra 3-1.Connor Dimaio provided the assist for Sylvan Ebanks-Blakes opener in the seventh minute, with the pair swapping over for Chesterfields third goal on 56.Lee Novak had made it 2-0 from close range in the 12th minute, while Zoumana Bakayogo was on target for the visitors. Highlights of Fleetwoods 2-1 win against Scunthorpe in Sky Bet League One Two goals during the first half-an-hour enabled Fleetwood Town to see off Scunthorpe United 2-1.Ashley Hunter opened the scoring on 16, with Bobby Grant heading the second. Paddy Madden pulled one back from the penalty spot after Stephen Jordan had fouled Tom Hopper in the 70th minute.Barnsley left it late to beat Doncaster Rovers at Oakwell where Ashley Fletcher settled this Yorkshire derby nine minutes from time with a shot from six yards. 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The unidentified worker broke both legs and was airlifted to a nearby hospital. Adidas Continental 80 Herr . The Australian is competing in his final season in Formula One and still looking for his first win this year. He will look to end Vettels run of six straight race wins on Sunday. Webber, who is fifth in the championship, earned his second pole from the past three races and 13th of his career.MIAMI -- The last time Chris Bosh played against the San Antonio Spurs, he was offensively brilliant. It seems like a long time ago. During the Eastern Conference finals, Bosh found himself in a baffling slump, missing 26 of his last 34 shots and not even reaching the double-digit mark in scoring during any of his last four games -- the longest such drought for the All-Star big man since a five-game streak that began during the first week of his NBA career. All that, he hopes, will be forgotten now. A new series has arrived, and the stakes couldnt be higher when Bosh and the Miami Heat begin taking on the Spurs in the NBA Finals, with Game 1 set for Thursday night. "My confidence never goes anywhere," Bosh said. "It never wavers. Its always the same. I feel that Im always capable of playing well. This is a different circumstance. I take it as that, and I move on." Thats exactly what the Heat want to hear from their starting centre. For three years now, the Heat -- who have LeBron James and Dwyane Wade on the roster -- have routinely insisted that Bosh is Miamis most important player. And against a Spurs team that has a consummate big man in Tim Duncan, along with a combination of size and athleticism that can easily give any opponent fits, the Heat will surely need help from Bosh if theyre to successfully defend their title. "I like the way he left off last series," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "Very comfortable. He looked comfortable. Even though he didnt necessarily convert a lot of his makes, it was more similar to his game. And hes proven it before that one series doesnt dictate necessarily what happens the next series, particularly when match-ups and styles of play are different." Bosh scored nine points in the Game 7 win over Indiana, his best total in the final four games of that series. He shot 1 for 6 in Game 4, 3 for 7 in Game 5, 1 for 8 in Game 6 and then 3 for 13 in the final game of the East title matchup. Thats 28 points, total, in four games. Hes scored at least that many on 106 single-game occasions in his career. A quick start in Game 1 of the finals is what Bosh is looking for now, if for no other reason than to forget what hes been dealing with of late. "We always want to be aggressive individually and as a team," Bosh said. "You know, I want to really get going early offensively in games, because it helps me, we play better, I think I play better. Just coming out being aggressive and just really looking for my spots that esstablishes me early.dddddddddddd And I think it propels me for the rest of the game." The irony here is that while Bosh is in the worst offensive slump of his season -- and most significant one of his career, arguably -- is that when Miami visited San Antonio on March 31, he was an offensive fireplug. With James and Wade sitting out that night because of injuries, Bosh was the No. 1 option, all the way to the end. And the Heat pulled off an 88-86 victory when Bosh made a 3-pointer over Tim Duncan with about a second remaining, capping what was a 23-point night. Bosh had 23 points in his very next game as well. Hes gotten to the 20-point mark -- and it was exactly 20 -- only one time in his 19 appearances since. "I spent a lot of time with Chris in his house. Were neighbours," Wade said, beginning to tell a story of how he and Bosh spent the night before Game 7 of the Indiana series. "And I told him, I said, Chris, it didnt matter if you scored 30 points a game up until this point. If you get in Game 7 and score two points and we lose, youll feel just as bad or worse than you feel now. So its all about Game 7, man. Its all about this moment. Lets do whatever we can." Bosh made two big jumpers during a critical stretch of Game 7, as the Heat started pulling away toward what became a rout. The stat sheet says he didnt do much else, but the Heat would argue otherwise. "He was playing with a great motor ... and that energy was contagious for everybody," Spoelstra said. The beauty of being on the Heat is that no one has to carry the load alone, a lesson that Bosh was reminded of during -- and even after -- Game 7 of the East finals. During the on-court trophy presentation, players got T-shirts and caps to wear in commemoration of the East title. Bosh tugged his shirt on over his jersey, then plopped the cap onto his head while scooping up his two young children in either arm. So when the brim of the cap dipped over his eyes, he asked someone nearby to adjust it because he didnt want to put either of his kids down and free up a hand to do it himself. Same goes on the court. If Boshs shot is struggling, someone nearby will try to help him out. But if his shot is going -- like when he averaged 15.8 points during Miamis four wins over Oklahoma City in last years finals -- then the Heat will be tough to beat. "We have to play well as a team, play well inside our system," Bosh said. "And the team that plays the best series is going to win." ' ' '