Wigan Beats Manchester City to Win F.A. Cup Wigan won the English F.A. Cup on Saturday for the first time in its 81-year history by beating Manchester City, 1-0, in one of the biggest final upsets in the tournament's history. Ben Watson headed in the winner in the 90th minute at Wembley Stadium in London from Shaun Maloney's corner. The season, though, could still end on a down note for Wigan, which is facing relegation from the Premier League. RECORD FOR LAMPARD Frank Lampard became Chelsea's career leading goal-scorer when he scored twice in a 2-1 victory at Aston Villa in England's Premier League. Lampard, a midfielder, has scored 203 goals during 12 years with Chelsea - surpassing the record held by Bobby Tambling, who played for the club from 1959 to 1970. "It means everything; it's amazing," said Lampard, whose contract expires at the end of the season. The support I've had from teammates, you saw that at the end, and I'm thankful to every one of them because they're the ones that put it on a plate for me sometimes. And the fans, they've been with me for a long time and were probably frustrated alongside me not getting there, so I'm just delighted. Christian Benteke put Villa ahead in the first half, but with both sides reduced to 10 men, Lampard started Chelsea's comeback in the 61st minute. He curled the ball from inside the area past Villa's American goalkeeper, Brad Guzan, to tie the score, and then scored the winner from close range in the 88th minute. Chelsea had Ramires sent off before halftime, and Benteke was also dismissed in the 58th minute for receiving a second yellow card. Chelsea is third in the Premier League with one league match remaining, while Villa is 5 points above the relegation zone. Chelsea moved closer to clinching a berth in next season's Champions League and will face Benfica of Portugal in the final of the Europa League on Wednesday. BAYERN MUNICH CELEBRATES Bayern Munich lifted its 22nd Bundesliga trophy after a comfortable 3-0 victory over Augsburg as the German champions prepared for the all-German Champions League final against Borussia Dortmund in London in two weeks. Two dozen former Bayern stars and Bavarian politicians were in attendance to see goals scored in the second half by Thomas Müller, Xherdan Shaqiri and Luiz Gustavo. It was Bayern's 28th win in 33 league games, with one match left in the season, as the club celebrated its 23rd German league title and 22nd since the introduction of the Bundesliga 50 years ago. Augsburg's Alexander Manninger made two sensational first-half saves to deny Müller and Mario Mandzukic from point-blank range, and the visitors hit the crossbar early in the second half. But Manninger, an Austrian international, was beaten when the Brazilian Dante floated a long cross into the box and Müller rose high at the far post to head in. Franck Ribéry took on four Augsburg players and threaded the ball to Shaqiri, who turned and scored in the 81st minute before Gustavo completed the scoring with a low drive three minutes from the end. In another game, Dortmund was far less convincing, needing two late goals from Marco Reus to escape with a 3-3 draw at Wolfsburg. The former Dortmund striker Ivan Perisic scored twice in the first half against his former team before Naldo scored from close range to complete a three-goals-in-12-minutes outburst after Sven Bender had put Dortmund ahead. But Reus scored twice in the last six minutes to snatch a draw for second-place Dortmund. Freiburg kept its slim Champions League chances alive when Max Kruse scored a 78th-minute winner in 2-1 victory against relegated Greuther Fürth, which became the first Bundesliga team not to win a home game in a season. Sweden's Branimir Hrgota scored a hat trick to give Borussia Mönchenglabdach to a 4-2 victory over Mainz and maintain its hopes of clinching a Europa League spot next season. At the other end of the standings, Hoffenheim's chances of staying up all but vanished with a 4-1 lost against visiting Hamburg. Hoffenheim, in 17th place on 28 points, two behind Augsburg, which is on the relegation playoff spot in 16th, needs to win at Dortmund next week. And in Hannover's 3-1 loss at Bayer Leverkusen, the visitors" American international defender Steve Chernundolo set a club record when he played in his 299th Bundesliga game.