Mansfield are focused on keeping the ball and winding down the clock until half-time and that's frustrating the visitors, who are giving away fouls.

Fraser Murray is the second Wigan player to be booked after bringing down Stephen McLaughlin as we begin a minimum of four extra minutes at the end of the first period.

We will have an additional one minute to end the half.

Nice work from Walsall who work their way into the box and Rico Browne gets a shot away, but his effort is saved well by Joe Day at his near post.

Cardiff's Perry Ng goes through the back of Marcus Forss inside the Bolton half.

A challenge that seemed rather unnecessary.

Yellow card for the Bluebirds man.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

If Cardiff don't score from all this possession then Bolton will definitely get their opportunity to get a goal.

The set-pieces could make a difference for Bolton, they've managed to put Cardiff under a little bit of pressure.

Referee Seb Stockbridge is clutching his yellow card, but he has to wait several minutes to display it to Wigan's Matt Smith.

That's because Smith, having wrestled Tyler Roberts to the turf to earn the caution, appeared to injure his knee on the way down and was rolling around in agony for a while before returning to his feet.

Guess it's not the done thing to kick - or book - a man when he's down.

Big shouts for handball from Bolton as they launch in a corner.

Omari Kellyman is the man who gets a touch with some part of his anatomy.

Referee Ben Toner waves away the Trotters' protests.

Accrington almost make it two.

Charlie Brown's effort comes off the bar, he's unlucky with that. It did take a deflection off the shoulder of James Bolton.

This has been far from convincing so far from Fleetwood as Accrington look like the side more likely to score next.

Mason Burstow is grimacing for the second time in the game.

He's on the end of a cross from Josh Dacres-Cogley but scuffs his effort wide.

That's kind of the tale of the opening 33 minutes.

Teddy Sharman-Lowe in the Bolton goal comes flying out to punch the ball clear and is clattered by Isaak Davies as he does so.

It's a free-kick but good to see no yellow card and the goalkeeper not making anything of it.

This isn't hitting the high spots at the moment.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Bolton are being put under a lot of pressure by Cardiff's frontline.

Cardiff are dominating possession. The encouragement for me is that Cardiff haven't created any real goalscoring opportunities from all their possession.

Walsall are forced into a substitution as Lewis Warrington is comes off with an injury to be replaced by Brandon Comley.

It's stating the obvious perhaps, but this game could do with a goal.

An injury to Wigan forward Joseph Hungbo - who was fine to continue, fortunately -rather killed the momentum and Mansfield, in particular, are trying to generate some of that again now.

Nathan Moriah-Welsh had a pop from 25 yards, but the ball was always rising and Sam Tickle's stretching arms weren't required on this occasion.

Courtney Clarke tries one from the edge of the area but Cheltenham keeper Joe Day is equal to it and holds onto it.

The home side are applying a bit of pressure now as Arkell Jude-Boyd's cross almost catches out Walsall keeper Myles Roberts and then former Saddlers player Isaac Hutchinson has the Robins' first effort at goal but his shot goes over the bar.

Paul Joannou
Walsall summariser on BBC Radio WM

Mat Sadler will be happy with the way his team have played so far, but I think he might be slightly frustrated that his team aren't 1-0 up yet.

Joel Bagan floats in an inviting cross for Cardiff.

Running onto it is David Turnbull but unchallenged he heads wide - should have done better.

Some scrappy, untidy defending from Bolton allows Rubin Colwill to pick up possession for Cardiff but his cutback from the byline is eventually run out of defence by the home side.

That's the first real proper threat from the visitors who are dominating possession but little else.

First yellow of the game goes to Fleetwood's Will Davies.

It's getting a little scrappy in this derby.

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Another good chance for Walsall as Jid Okeke in from the left pulls the ball back to Aaron Pressley but he blazes his effort goes over the bar.

Promising signs for the visitors.