Some neat teamwork sees Leyton Orient's Sonny Perkins unleash a strike from within the box but the shot is blocked by Burton midfielder Ciaran Gilligan.

There's complaints from the home players that the ball hits Gilligan's arm but the referee doesn't spot it. No penalty.

Bolton are putting themselves about a bit and Matt Smith feels the full affects of a Szabolcs Schon challenge but there's no yellow card this time.

From the free-kick Wigan's Toby Sibbick glances wide of goal.

Ricardo Santos is the next Bolton man to be cautioned by referee Adam Herczeg as he catches Wigan's Dale Taylor.

The visitors have started well here and Bolton need to get up with the pace of the game.

First big chance of the game is an early one.

Dan Crowley plays in Notts County frontman Alassana Jatta who has his effort well saved by Matt Young.

At the other end Magpies keeper Alex Bass is called into action to claim the ball after a little scramble in the box.

Bright start in this one.

It's been fractious at the start of this one and George Johnston gets the game's first caution - it's his fifth of the season he will miss Bolton's next league game at the leaders, Wycombe

It's a good start from the Tranmere as Harvey Saunders and Kristian Dennis both have efforts at goal in the early stages.

Harrogate get a free-kick into the box but the hosts get it cleared.

Gary Bowyer
Former Salford manager on BBC Radio Manchester

Should be 1-0 to Wigan, it's as simple as that.

Bolton have to start stringing some passes together.

Both sides defence are holding up strong as attacks are smothered out.

Neither have had a shot at goal in the opening 10 minutes and a potentially dangerous throw-in in the final third, awarded to the home side, equally poses no threat.

All ticking along quietly at the moment.

Nathan Baxter has had to collect three crosses for Bolton as Wigan started brightly and there's a big chance from another cross as Jonny Smith gets down the right for the visitors.

Toby Sibbick takes over and his cross is nudged just out of the reach of Dale Taylor otherwise it's 1-0 Wigan.

The Brewers haven't lost any of their three past meetings with Leyton Orient and have come out looking bright.

The hosts best chance so far is to send a ball into the box from behind but any away end worries were quickly silenced after defender Terence Vancooten kept strong to clear away.

Gary Bowyer
Former Salford manager on BBC Radio Manchester

There's been a lot of talk this week about 'playing the game, not the occasion', but when you're in front of a crowd like this It's easier said than done.

The players are just human.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan striker on BBC Radio Manchester

Derby days are always special, and you can tell it means more to the fans because it's a chance to get the bragging rights.

Wigan will really need to make the most of their chances today.

A good atmosphere inside the Toughsheet Stadium - Wigan are looking to win three successive league games at Bolton for the first time.

We've not had a goalless draw between these two in the previous 15 meetings....touch wood...

Here we go then, the first matches of today's League One and League Two action are underway.

What will the next four and a half hours bring us?

Keep it right here as we'll bring you everything that happens.

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If it's not broke, don't fix it.

Leyton Orient boss Richie Wellens names an unchanged squad from their win over Wigan last weekend as they look to extend their winning run to three games.

Meanwhile for visitors Burton Albion, midfielder Kegs Chauke doesn't make the trip so Ben Whitfield joins the starting line-up in his stead for their only change from the close 1-0 loss to Wrexham last time out.

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Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt makes three changes from their previous league outing which was a 3-1 win over Mansfield Town.

Josh Dacres-Cogley and Aaron Collins drop down to the bench while Josh Sheehan's hamstring injury is set to keep him sidelined for up to three weeks.

Coming into the line-up are Jordi Osei-Tutu for his first league start, captain George Thomason returns from suspension and Dion Charles is up front.

Wigan Athletic also make three alterations as they look to bounce back from a 2-0 defeat by Leyton Orient.

Into the starting Xl come Matt Smith, Jonny Smith and Thelo Aasgaard.

Scott Smith and Jensen Weir get substitute berths but Dion Rankine's hamstring injury sustained at Orient is set to keep him out until April.

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It’s just the one win in six league games for Tranmere as they host Harrogate at Prenton Park. In their last outing they fell to a 3-2 defeat at Rotherham on Tuesday and suffered their third league defeat in four games when they lost at Chesterfield before that last Saturday.

Nigel Adkins’ side who are unbeaten across their eight Football League games against Harrogate (W5 D3), will see this as a big opportunity to steer away from the relegation zone and gain ground on Harrogate with three points separating the two sides in the league.

Harrogate go into this on the back of a 3-0 home defeat against AFC Wimbledon last time out. That was their fifth defeat in their past seven league games.

The Sulphurites will be looking to avoid back-to-back defeats today having just notched the one win in 10 meetings against Tranmere.

They have won just two of their last eight league games (D1 L5), though their last win did come away from home against Gillingham in November.

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Salford welcome Notts County in what will be the fourth competitive meeting between both of these sides with Salford having the best of previous results (W2 L1).

Karl Robinson’s side who sit 12th in the League Two table will be looking to win successive matches at the Peninsula Stadium for just the second time in 2024 after beating Harrogate Town 2-0 in their last home league game.

Notts County return to action and remain just two points adrift from the play-off positions despite their game against Colchester being postponed last Saturday due to Storm Darragh.

The Magpies will be hoping to get three points today, though, and get back in the play-off hunt after picking up just the one win in their past six league games.