Leyton Orient are not about to rollover despite being a man short.

Birmingham's Paik Seung-Ho fires through a crowd scene but it's deflected wide.

The visitors would love to get to the break level.

Boro's Tommy Conway has a huge chance right in front of goal but there's no celebration.

He lifts his shot far too high, his hands on his head in disbelief that he missed.

A miss that might prove costly as, having been kept out of the game for a while, Stoke are beginning to rev up.

Lewis Baker rifles a shot from outside the box that's heading straight into the bottom right corner but Boro keeper Mark Travers is quick to parry it away, then jumps in to action again when Million Manhoef takes aim from the rebound.

Jonny Smith breaks down the right for Wigan but he goes goal from a narrow angle and Lee Nicholls makes the save.

If he had looked up he had colleagues waiting for a cut-back.

Still 1-0, still all Wigan.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

Middlesbrough are inviting Stoke on.

Concentration levels have got to be right at it. They can't afford to give Stoke anything.

It's about consistency, having a 45 minutes in which you are dominating the ball and coming out in the second half and doing the same thing.

Slow going in tonight's other games in League Two.

We're waiting for deadlocks to be broken in the games between Bromley and Bradford and Gillingham v Fleetwood.

The big game near the bottom of the table between Tranmere and Accrington is also goalless.

Cardiff avoided an early change but Hull City's luck is not so kind.

Eliot Matazo goes down and needs to be replaced by Gustavo Puerta.

Puerta will have to get his wits together quickly as Bluebirds' Callum Robinson is beginning to wake up.

His first shot before the substitution drift wide but he's soon back at goal afterwards and his shot needs to be saved by the Hull keeper.

Meanwhile, the Tigers haven't mounted a single punt at goal so far.

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Tomoki Iwata, who was the victim of that poor challenge from Jack Currie which led to the red card, gets a header on target but it doesn't seriously trouble Josh Keeley.

A couple of chances for Cheltenham.

Ethon Archer does well to bring the ball down with his chest and hits a volley towards goal but it's well over. So over it's out of the stadium.

And after that Luke Young bends a free-kick around the wall from distance but Tommy Simkin is equal to it.

Nearly 62% possession for the home side against their ten-man opponents but nothing created so far - surely only a matter of time?

Almost 1-0 to Birmingham but Willum Willumsson's header is over the bar - should at least be getting that on target.

It's almost 2-0 to the home side but for visiting goalkeeper Lee Nicholls.

He gets down well to push away Jonny Smith's shot which bounced nastily in front of him.

Wigan are dominating here.

Finally, Boro's Morgan Whittaker finds his target.

He winds up in the box and lets loose but Stoke keeper Viktor Johansson is wise to it and denies an opener.

Middlesbrough are finding some real momentum now, not allowing Stoke a glimpse at an attack on the other end.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

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I was going to say this has been a stop-start to the game but it's been more stop-stop, if that's even a thing.

If this was a frame of snooker, you might suggest a re-rack.

Barnsley's Davis Keillor-Dunn almost converts an Adam Phillips cross at the near post but can't direct his effort on target.

Down to 10 men and Leyton Orient make two changes immediately after the red card for Jack Currie.

Dominic Ball replaces forward Charlie Kelman and Jayden Sweeney replaces another attacker in Dilan Markanday.

I think we know what Leyton Orient are thinking from this point onwards.

Can Birmingham break them down?

Tom Marlow
BBC WM commentator

Leyton Orient are down to 10 men and their goalkeeper is down.

I don't think there is anything wrong, I think that was tactical just to give the team a few minutes to rearrange.

This is a big opportunity for Blues. It's going to be a long night, you fancy for Orient.

Middlesbrough winger Morgan Whittaker tries to make amends for his earlier poor shot with another following a corner.

It's a much better strike, not that that's saying too much, but is still sent off target.

Getting closer though and Stoke's defences are already looking vulnerable.

Tony Pennock
Former Hull City coach on BBC Radio Humberside

Cardiff are showing their intent.

As soon as they put the ball down, they are looking for the diagonal ball.

An eye injury to Cardiff's Andy Rinomhota causes a two minute stoppage of play as well as some worries for the home crowd.

He's fine to play on though, with boss Omar Riza no doubt happy he isn't forced into an early change.

Everything is quite calm over in Wales currently... hopefully not for long.