A big win for Tranmere as Nigel Adkins' side came from a goal down bag all three points at Prenton Park.

James Daly had given Harrogate the lead but goals from Kristian Dennis and Omari Patrick see Rovers leapfrog the the Sulphurites to move up to 19th in League Two.

It's three defeats on the spin now for Harrogate with this one being their sixth in their past eight league games. They swap places with Tranmere and drop down a place into 20th.

Wow.

An unmarked Charlie Kelman puts in a deadly-looking header from a corner but his effort goes shooting slightly wide.

Hands on head moment for every home fan who thought they might have won it once that ball connected.

Six minutes added to the clock.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan striker on BBC Radio Manchester

Wigan have been on their game for almost all 90 minutes.

They looked as if they wanted to win from the first whistle, and have played so positively.

They deserve what they've got today.

Orient's Dom Ball is a very lucky boy indeed.

His high kick goes unpunished for a second yellow despite complaints of yellow shirts.

A point of controversy surely, especially should the home side edge out their visitors with a late goal.

Referee Adam Herczeg gives us an extra five minutes at the end of a game which has looked done ever since Wigan's second goal.

Not sure how many Bolton fans will be left by the final whistle, mind you it is pantomime season so a few might fancy sticking around for the boos.

It's looking good for the home side as we head towards the final straight.

Tranmere almost find a third after a scramble in the box but it's cleared off the line.

And just after Connor Jennings sees an effort go just wide.

Time is ticking away now and Leyton Orient are really going for it.

Dom Ball's effort needs Burton intervention on the line and is followed up by Charlie Kelman, how also sees a vital block from a yellow shirt deny him a winner.

Orient are awarded a corner that falls for substitute Darren Pratley but he can only fly it above the crossbar.

Bolton fans streaming out of the stadium.

Ian Evatt has his arms folded, staring at the pitch - not sure the Bolton boss can believe what he's seen today - his side simply haven't shown up.

Off comes Burton's Mason Bennett following his yellow card.

Danilo Orsi jogs onto the pitch looking to cause some trouble for the Orient defence.

For Wigan...

Silko Thomas takes his bow and is replaced by Sergio Hugill.

Dale Taylor also heads off and Jensen Weir gets the final 10 minutes.

Orient midfielder Dom Ball leaves his leg out to collide with Udoka Godwin-Malife.

The defender was down earlier with a niggle - been a painful day for him.

Gary Bowyer
Former Salford manager on BBC Radio Manchester

I've never seen such a quiet game from Dion Charles.

Normally he has a proper go at defenders...but not today. He's had no real chances.

A chance for Bolton as Josh Dacres-Cogley is central in the Wigan box but his shot is superbly blocked.

Harrogate are the side now in search for a leveller as James Daley looks to round Tranmere keeper Luke McGee but Lee O'Connor is there with the intervention.

Sigh...number seven of the game.

Wigan's Dale Taylor wants to swap shirts early - you can't do that - yellow card.

More Orient changes as Ollie O'Neill, Jayden Sweeney and Jordan Brown are replaced by Diallang Jaiyesimi, Jack Currie and Darren Pratley.

Josh Dacres-Cogley heads on for Bolton and Jordi Osei-Tutu heads off.

Matt Smith is taken off by Wigan and is replaced by Scott Smith.

Free-kick for Bolton on the edge of the Wigan box.

John McAtee lines it up and it fizzes just past the post.

Thelo Aasgaard's 21st Wigan goal from 73 league starts has given Wigan some breathing space after that Bolton onslaught at the start of the second-half.

They are 15 minutes from a third successive league win at their local rivals for the first time.