Speaking about the game the Everton boss said: “With 15 minutes to go I didn’t think we were going to get the win. I thought we played well in the first half and maybe deserved to be in front but ran out of ideas.
“We made some changes and for periods it didn’t look like it would work but today it did.
“The last goal is an old fashioned kick up the pitch but you take any goal as they are hard to come by, and Wigan were pressing. They played some good football and made it difficult for us. Overall it was very good and the three points were more than welcome.”
The Latics were unlucky not to come away from Goodison Park with a share of the spoils and will be hoping for better at home to Tottenham next week.
