They weren't done, but four days later, it was starting to feel over for the Wigan fans.
The DW was almost like a mortuary, save for the celebrations of the away Burnley fans.
The home crowd felt flat because they felt and knew that they might have possibly let something slip away.
"They needed one win," the commentator said with a sigh, almost like he was tired of the highs and the lows that the Wigan fans were facing despite not even being one himself.
"One win, or even a draw, and Wigan would have secured their playoff place with a game to spare. Instead, they are back to square one. The pressure they lifted two games ago has returned, and it has brought company."
On the pitch, Leo was still on the ground where he'd ended up in the final passage of play, one knee down, head up and eyes on the Jumbotron where the scoreline sat.
2-1.
