Burton's Mason Bennett is awarded a yellow card for a pull-back on Dan Agyei.

Wigan substitute James Carragher gets the game's sixth yellow card for a foul.

Gary Bowyer
Former Salford manager on BBC Radio Manchester

It's great play by Thelo Aasgaard.

I've been watching him over the last few years and you can tell how much he's matured. Once upon a time he used to drift in and out of games, but not anymore.

Jay Matete gets the hook for Bolton and on comes forward Klaidi Lolos.

It's a long way back for Bolton from here.

Burton are the first to withdraw a player as Rumarn Burrell comes off for midfielder Charlie Webster.

Orient respond with their own as Tom James and Sonny Perkins making room for Ethan Galbraith and Charlie Kelman.

The latter's introduction means Dan Agyei moves across.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan striker on BBC Radio Manchester

What a beautiful goal from Thelo Aasgaard.

It's great quality to turn like that and fire the ball home. I watched him finishing like that in the warm up, and he's done it when it matters most.

Now Wigan have a nice cushion.

Burton Mason Bennett has been having a relatively quiet game so far but he's getting louder now.

A cross in from Ryan Sweeney find Bennett, who despite having red shirts around him manages to find an awkward path to goal only for Orient keeper Josh Keeley to make the save.

Then Bennett goes again from the resulting corner but, again, Keeley denies the forward his goal.

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We are 20 minutes into this second-half but Bolton can't find a way through for all their domination.

Wigan also look a serious threat on the break - remember while Bolton can break into the top six it's a bit more precarious for the visitors who started the day just one point clear of the drop zone.

Both sides make a double change.

Aaron Collins with nine goals in all competitions and Randell Williams are on for the home side.

They replace Victor Adeboyejo and Szabolcs Schon.

Jonny Smith and Steven Sessegnon are withdrawn by Wigan.

On trot James Carragher and Michael Olakgibe.

Burton midfielder Ciaran Gilligan is the first name in the book for a cynical challenge on a charging Jamie Donley.

End-to-end now as George Thomason gets on the end of a cross for Bolton but his header is straight at Sam Tickle.

Bolton preparing changes.

Now it's the visitors time to make a claim for a penalty after Ben Whitfield takes a tumble in the box.

Like Orient in the first half though, they don't get the call and play continues.

The replay suggests that Whitfield was destined for the ground regardless.

A break forward from Wigan with the now recovered Silko Thomas getting in a cross which is cleared.

The visitors try down the right instead and Jonny Smith's cross is put behind for a corner which Bolton scramble away through George Johnston.

Notts County need a goal and they are creating as David McGoldrick cuts in and tries his luck with a low drive but it evades the near post.

Burton's Jason Sraha gets a nasty ball to the face - no malice intended, just misfortunate - and the physios are on to check him out.

It gives interim boss Tom Hounsell time to have a little chat with some of his players as they are put under huge pressure in this second half.

Sraha is okay to continue and almost immediately Orient's Jamie Donley tries to curl one in from the edge of the box but only gets a corner for his efforts.

Jordan Brown gets a head to the cross but it's off target.

Bolton's start to the second-half is a mirror image of how Wigan started the game.

The visitors are just clearing the ball anywhere and it all looks a bit 'don't panic Mr Mainwaring' (ask your parents kids).

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan striker on BBC Radio Manchester

My gosh, Bolton have turned up the heat now and Wigan are struggling under the pressure.

Will Wigan hold their nerve? We'll see, but they are having to fight to hold onto their lead.

I don't like what I'm seeing in this first 10 minutes.