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Crespo last action hero

AFP, Wigan
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho was apologetic after Hernan Crespo broke Wigan Athletic hearts with a stunning strike deep into stoppage time to snatch a 1-0 victory at the JJB stadium on Sunday.
Mourinho's men had spent the afternoon being frustrated by a Wigan side that rose to the occasion in what was their first ever game in the English Premiership and the biggest match in the club's history.
The promoted side looked to have done enough to earn a valuable point with a superb display and could have even won the contest themselves before second half substitute Crespo rifled an unstoppable drive into the top corner to complete his side's great escape and leave home supporters stunned.
"It's not fair - they (Wigan) did not deserve to lose the game," Mourinho told Sky Sports.
"I feel sorry for them - but that's football, sometimes you deserve but you don't get the points.
"You couldn't see who were the Premiership champions - we didn't
play well.
"Our defenders were brilliant in difficult circumstances because we kept losing the ball in midfield and attack. But in attacking areas we did not play well."
Wigan looked set to claim an unlikely victory 30 seconds before the winning goal when they broke swiftly from the edge of their own box but substitute Andreas Johansson spooned a first time volley high and wide when he had time to take the ball down and pick his spot with only Petr Cech to beat.
While Johansson missed a sitter Crespo produced the first wonder in the Premier League this year from not even a half chance. After receiving the ball well outside the Wigan box, the Argentine striker created a small space between two defenders before rifling a sublime left-footer
that sailed well past the outstretched hands of Mike Pollitt and into the upper left-hand corner of the net.
Latics manager Paul Jewell had fielded six of his summer signings, including former Liverpool defender Stephane Henchoz and Henri Camara from Wolves as Wigan looked to kick off their new campaign by causing one of the biggest upsets in Premiership history.
And he was proud of all his players for matching the recordbreakers from last season.
"We didn't get maybe what we deserved for our effort and desire, but that's top-class football. We're sick as pigs," he said.
"We were quite happy for them to pass the ball and we had two good situations at the end which we
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should have done better with.
"If we give everything we've got like that every week we'll be okay. If we do it week in, week out, we will surprise a few people.
"The only negative is the result -everything else is positive. We pushed them all the way and arguably had the better chances."
Shaun Wright-Phillips, who joined Chelsea from Manchester City in a 23-million-pound deal last month, had to be content with a place on the substitutes bench alongside Joe Cole and Crespo, who has returned to the London club following his successful loan spell with AC Milan.
Cech was forced into the first save of the game when called on to keep out a swerving drive from Camara after just three minutes before the Senegalese international lashed another effort into the side netting momentslater.
The striker turned provider on 24 minutes when he found Alan Mahon with a clever cut-back but the midfielder's shot looped inches over Cech's crossbar.
Mourinho introduced Cole and Wright-Phillips at the start of the second half in a bid to inject more life into hislacklustre side.
It almost paid instant dividends when Wright-Phillips set-up Cole within a minute of the re-start but the England midfielder's shot was sliced hopelessly wide.
Mourinho threw on Crespo on the hour mark in what looked like a final attempt to find a way through Wigan's stubborn defence, superbly led by Arjan De Zeeuw on his debut.
As Chelsea began to run out of attacking ideas, up stepped the Argentine again with his final act of the game to beat Pollitt and snatch the most dramatic, and cruel, victory.