Movement from the bench as Matt Bloomfield introduces Joseph Gbode in place of Jerry Yates for the visitors.

Yates is possibly still feeling the effects of a nasty clash towards the end of the first half.

Changes for Wigan as we get back under way.

Raphael Rodrigues is on for Dara Costelloe.

Joseph Hungbo is replaced by Maleace Asamoah.

There's a third one as well with Baba Adeeko getting the hook for Luke Robinson.

We are back underway in our lunchtime games across League One and League Two.

For those wondering (and I'm sure you were) Ben House's first-half opener was his tenth in the league in front of the home fans at Sincil Bank.

Just thought I'd share that nugget with you all.

Keith Hill
Former Bolton and Barnsley boss on BBC Radio Manchester

Bolton have been brilliant so far, absolutely superb!

Lets be honest, Wigan have given Bolton everything that they wanted.

There is a little bit of naivety with respect to Wigan, they want to attack teams which creates space. If you leave space for Bolton, especially in the wide areas they will dominate you.

Wigan have found themselves 3-0 down at half-time and they have got to salvage a little bit of pride.

Bolton have too much pace and creativity for Wigan to handle.

It could easily be four or five for the home side.

As it is Thierry Gale, Marcus Forss and Mason Burstow have all found the net while Sam Tickle has been forced into a number of very good saves with the defence in front of him being torn apart.

Wigan have actually earned seven corners but Teddy Sharman-Lowe is yet to make a save.

Amario Cozier-Duberry is prevented getting away again by Joseph Hungbo who hauls him back.

An easy yellow card.

The hosts are well worthy of their lead as these two head back to the dressing room.

Lincoln have been unable to add to Ben House's opener, but the threat from Luton been very low level.

The Imps are top of League One as it stands.

Barnsley dominating everything but yet to make the breakthrough.

Davis Keillor-Dunn has had three efforts off target and David McGoldrick touched wide from close range.

At the other end Murphy Cooper has denied Scott Banks from distance.

We play two minutes of injury time and then the whistle sounds for half-time.

Goalless at the break, will one of these sides be able to break the deadlock in the second half?

It should be 4-0.

Amario Cozier-Duberry sends Thierry Gale away and Sam Tickle gets a toe to the ball to prevent the Bolton getting around him and slotting home.

We will have six minutes of time added on - not what Wigan wanted to see.

After just one minute of added time the referee blows for the interval.

Nothing between these two sides after 45 minutes, hopefully some more action to bring you in the second half!

Perhaps these Luton players are solar powered? The sun is out at Sincil Bank and the visitors are starting to look dangerous.

George Wickens is called into action for the first time all game and makes a fine save to deny the visitors an equaliser.

There's a scrum in the six-yard box when the resulting corner is delivered, but Lincoln clear their lines.

Assistant referee Mark Cunliffe is limping down the touchline.

Referee Ben Speedie checks on his health.

We've got a delay as fourth official Jamie O'Connor will takeover the flag with Mr Cunliffe swapping roles.

They need to change all their radio equipment so we'll be a while.

Jack Dearden
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

Wigan are trying to get some sort of possession in this game.

It seems at the moment that Bolton are better in every department.

Signs of life from Luton. Tendayi Darikwa's cross floated cross from the left isn't cleared and the ball drops to Nahki Wells on the penalty spot.

The volley is scuffed, and the chance is spurned. It's taken 35 minutes for the visitors to carve an opening, and the striker will want that one back.