Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

This will be up there with the best half Wigan have played all season.

The Latics have been far better than Bolton, and Ian Evatt's gloomy body language tells the story perfectly.

That's number five!

A reaction from Bolton skipper George Thomason gets him in the book.

Burton's Udoka Godwin-Malife sends in a crisp pass up to Rumarn Burrell, who crosses into the box.

But there aren't many yellow shirts to get on the end of it and defender Thomas James is able to clear it out the box.

The Bolton goalkeeper Nathan Baxter is down injured.

He has spent time out this season so for those cynics thinking it might be tactical, cool your jets for now.

He's back up and on we go.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan striker on BBC Radio Manchester

Bolton aren't playing too well at the moment...

Wigan are taking advantage of every mistake, and Bolton's strikers don't seem to be tracking back. I'm more than happy for them to carry on playing the way they are!

Another Wigan break with the dangerous Silko Thomas whipping in a cross which Bolton, at full stretch, turn behind for a corner which they clear.

Ian Evatt is cutting an annoyed figure in the home technical area.

There have been some poor performances from Burton Albion this season but this is not shaping up to be one of them.

Leyton Orient are piling on the attacks but can only get as far as a visitor before it's stopped in its tracks.

Burton, however, aren't having as much of an affect in attack as they are in defence.

Proven when keeper Max Crocombe sends a long ball into the opposite half and it's like a game of ping ball before it's sent back to the defenders to try and build a fresh attack.

Notts County go in search of an equaliser as Alassana Jatta plays in David McGoldrick but Luke Garbutt is there with the challenge to deny him.

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Wigan have controlled this game and they deservedly lead through Dale Taylor's third goal of the season.

Every time the visitors break forward they look menacing - Bolton have to find a way to get a foothold.

That's four for the game now and two apiece.

Wigan's Steven Sessegnon drags his man to the ground - it's an easy decision for the referee.

Gary Bowyer
Former Salford manager on BBC Radio Manchester

It might not look like it but Bolton do have a plan...they just can't execute it because of Wigan's intensity.

The atmosphere isn't helping them either. You can sense the nerves and frustration, and Bolton are all over the place. Ian Evatt needs his players to step up.

Burton may have met the net but it's Leyton Orient who are starting to up the temperature.

They work the ball to give Jordan Brown a shot at goal and he takes it well, pummelling it forward but Burton defender Ryan Sweeney gets a touch to take it out for a corner.

Ah, Bolton are with us now.

Szabolcs Schon picks up the ball on the left of the box, turns past Toby Sibbick but his shot is saved by Sam Tickle.

Better from the home side.

Wigan are first to everything and Silko Thomas sends in a brilliant cross which Dale Taylor can't quite direct towards goal.

Someone nudge Bolton and tell them we've started...

Burton's Rumarn Burrell races into position, leaping to put a volley past the Orient keeper and into the net.

No celebrations though as the flag is up for offside.

Relief for the home side, who were caught off-guard.

Wigan's Matt Smith joins the party as he's cautioned for a foul.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan striker on BBC Radio Manchester

That was amazing, and the quality from Thelo Aasgaard get it through to Dale Taylor was brilliant.

Wigan are ahead and deservedly so.