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They are also an administrator for the forum Neo Ark Cradle The 23-year-old exercised his option to move as a free agent after his contract at the Spanish side Deportivo La Coruña expired at the end of last season and has now been given the go-ahead from the world governing body also known by his nickname of "Piscu" in Spain has penned a deal which will keep him at the DW Stadium for the rest of the season told the club's website: "We've been waiting a while for the Fifa resolution And it's great to see Adrian's desire to play for Wigan Athletic can finally be fulfilled "He is a player with a fantastic football education coming through the ranks of Deportivo La Coruña and playing for Spain at Under-19 and Under-21 level and makes him a defender with real potential "He is a defender who is very calm under pressure and is a great reader of the game and I am confident he will be able to fulfil his potential at Wigan He is desperate to help the squad to win games for Wigan Athletic." The 6ft defender has played 23 times in La Liga and 16 times in cup competitions for Deportivo who came through the ranks at the Riazor and broke into the first team in 2007 This article was published more than 11 years ago Davy Arnaud (R) of Canada's Montreal Impact falls as he fights for the ball against Robert Arias of Guatemala's CD Heredia during their CONCACAF Champions League soccer match at Cementos Progreso Stadium in Guatemala City Charles Cordoba scored in the 88th minute to give CD Heredia a 1-0 win over a 10-man Montreal Impact on Wednesday in CONCACAF Champions League play Montreal was down to 10 players when central defender Adrian (Piscu) Lopez was shown a straight red card at the 44th minute Cordoba lunged to get a foot on the ball in the six-yard box poking the ball past Impact goalkeeper Evan Bush "With five minutes left we were going to take a point especially to give up a goal on a set piece," said Montreal midfielder Davy Arnaud "The red card changed the game completely." The teams were tied 0-0 after the first half Although Montreal had a slight edge on possession — 50.3 per cent to Heredia's 49.7 per cent — the Guatemalan side dominated play with two shots on target Head referee Paul Delgadillo pointed to the penalty spot in the 19th minute but Cordoba's attempt for Heredia hit the crossbar a low blast from 30 yards out by Heredia's David Espinoza skipped off the turf and changed direction on Bush but he kicked out his feet to make the stop More damaging to the Impact was Lopez's red card "It's frustrating to lose a game like this when you put a 90-minute effort," said defender Jeb Brovsky "Playing down a man was not easy but we knew it was not going to be easy with 11 players And giving up a goal like that it's tough." Montreal had a great chance to take a 1-0 lead at the 72nd minute when forward Daniele Paploni found midfielder Blake Smith at the top of the penalty box A clever flick of the ball over the Heredia defender put Smith in an excellent position to score "We were organized in the second half and dealt with the situation we were in pretty well," said Arnaud who scored both goals in Montreal's 2-1 win over D.C United in Major League Soccer action Saturday Veteran defender Alessandro Nesta and midfielder Patrice Bernier also stayed behind with the Impact facing a stretch of three games in eight days Montreal sits second in Group 5 of the CONCACAF Champions League with three points after a win and a loss while the San Jose Earthquakes are last with a loss The Impact will play their remaining CONCACAF Champions League matches on Sept Report an editorial error Report a technical issue Welcome to The Globe and Mail’s comment community. 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