That's all we have time for this evening.

EFL Cup action takes centre stage for the next two evenings, but if you love your Championship football then we'll be back on Thursday evening when Wolves travel to QPR.

Until then, goodbye. 

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Wigan climb one place in the Championship table after Warren Joyce's first victory as boss, going above Cardiff on goal difference to 21st

They're also level on points with Wolves, and are only behind Paul Lambert's side on goals scored.

With Rotherham cut adrift at the bottom, only one point separates the sides from 19th to 23rd.

Huddersfield remain sixth, only a point above Sheffield Wednesday.

If you want to relive the action then take a read of Ian Westbrook's report.

Wigan captain Stephen Warnock told Sky Sports: "Yanic has been asked to play a new role which is a bit alien to him but he's dealt with it really well and he was a threat all night.

"We knew that if we came here and made it hard for them that with Yanic's pace up front we were always going to make chances and it's important that you take those chances when they come about."

Wigan forward Yanic Wildschut told Sky Sports: "We're happy we won, we needed the points because we didn't want the gap to become too big.

"It was hard today against a good team, but a goal and assist for me was not bad as it was only my second game up front."

Former Huddersfield goalkeeper Matt Glennon on BBC Radio Leeds:

"Huddersfield shouldn’t be conceding two goals like that against Wigan who are 23rd in the league

"The manager’s going to go absolutely berserk in there and rightly so and they’ve let him down and they’ve let the supporters down.

"They need a target man who is a bit of a player as well. We know they can do better at the back but you've got to score goals and they never look like they are going to score more than one goal."

Re 20:50... we stand corrected.

And there we have it, the full-time whistle goes and Wigan have their first win under Warren Joyce.

Huddersfield's slump in form continues as they have now gone four games without a win.

Huddersfield send keeper Danny Ward up but it's a poor deliver and Wigan clear. Anywhere will do for the Latics.

Rajiv van La Parra earns Huddersfield a late corner - and Luke Garbutt earns a yellow card for time wasting.

Last chance for the Terriers?

And what a chance that was for Huddersfield to equalise.

Philip Billing climbs highest in the box to reach Tommy Smith's cross but can only head over the bar.

Jussi Jaaskelainen will take his time over this goal kick.

We're into four minutes of stoppage time...

That's some header from Wigan defender Jake Buxton to clear Aaron Mooy's teasing centre.

Elias Kachunga was waiting to nod in if he failed to make contact.

Two minutes of normal time left and Wigan are defending resolutely.

The vigour has gone out of the Huddersfield fans' drum beat in the stands.

Time is running out for Huddersfield. They've not really tested Jussi Jaaskelainen since Wigan went back in front, although they might, on another night, had had two penalties.

Wigan make their last change, bringing on Craig Davies for Yanic WIldschut, who has made quite an impression this evening, setting up Wigan's first goal and scoring the second.

We salute you Chris.

Max Power tries his luck for Wigan from the edge of the box but Danny Ward gets across to save.

Only 11 minutes now between Wigan and their first league win at Huddersfield. Only Sheffield Wednesday have beaten the Terriers on their own turf this season.

Wigan again look to take the sting out of this game by making their second change.

Off comes Nathan Byrne and on, in his place, is former Manchester United attacking midfielder Nick Powell.