There was the chance for Wigan to wrap this up.

Yanic Wildschut nicks the ball off Jon Stankovic near halfway and races towards the Huddersfield goal before teeing up Michael Jacobs.

The former Wolves man should really hit the target but can only scoop his effort high, wide and handsome. A wasted opportunity.

It's Wigan's turn to make a change as the scorer of their first goal, Reece Burke, is replaced by centre-half Dan Burn.

It looks like the Latics will defend deep and rely ever more on their pace on the break.

Huddersfield defender Tommy Smith grabs a handful of David Perkins' shirt as Wigan look to break and earns his fifth booking of the season.

He will miss the Terriers' next game at Blackburn.

Huddersfield want another penalty as Stephen Warnock twice has a nibble at Elias Kachunga inside the box.

In fact, the first coming together is more than a 'nibble' as Warnock appears to shove the striker over. Again referee Tony Harrington is unmoved, much to the dismay of the Terriers fans behind the goal.

Huddersfield boss David Wagner looks to his bench and makes his last change, throwing on Danish midfielder Philip Billing in place of Jonathan Hogg.

Wigan's second goal hasn't stemmed Huddersfield's tempo as they again set up camp in the visitors' half.

Rajiv van La Parra tries his luck with a cross-shot that is hit with plenty of venom but which is just too high for two onrushing Terriers attackers.

That's got to be a penalty hasn't it?!

Nahki Wells bursts into the Wigan box and goes down after appearing to have his ankles clipped by Luke Garbutt.

Huddersfield want a spot-kick but referee Tony Harrington says no. That could be controversial, although replays suggest the man in black may not have had a clear view.

Yanic Wildschut is almost at it again as Huddersfield get caught short once more.

This time the powers down the left and dinks the ball goalwards, but with no support the Terriers can this time clear their lines.

Former Huddersfield goalkeeper Matt Glennon on BBC 5 live sports extra and BBC Radio Leeds:

"The defence have let the team down again. All that fantastic forward play is a waste of time if you can’t defend."

Huddersfield have had almost 70% of possession in the first 10 minutes of the second period and they're playing at quite a tempo.

Can they keep it up, or will Wigan hold on and come back into the game later on?

Huddersfield's tails are really up now as Aaron Mooy tries his luck from range after more good work by Nahki Wells.

The on-loan Manchester City midfielder's effort swerves all over the place but Jussi Jaaskelainen gets behind it and palms it down before gathering at the second attempt.

The momentum in this game is currently all one way.

Former Huddersfield goalkeeper Matt Glennon on BBC 5 live sports extra and BBC Radio Leeds:

"Now Huddersfield have got the breakthrough, Wigan can’t sit back and this is an opportunity to go on and win this game. Aaron Mooy’s midfielder has not gone with him and he gets his goal."

That goal seems to have rattled Wigan as Max Power needlessly clatters into Chris Lowe near halfway and earns a booking for his troubles.

The Huddersfield fans certainly can't be accused of not getting behind their side this evening. The drums are going and they're making an absolute din.

Their side has started the second half on the front foot too, as Nahki Wells flicks a header from Chris Lowe's cross straight at Jussi Jaaskelainen.

Wigan get us back under way. They're halfway to their first ever league win at Huddersfield after scoring their first league goal at the John Smith's Stadium.

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In case you missed it earlier this evening, there's been another managerial casualty in the Championship, with Rotherham United boss Kenny Jackett resigning after only 39 days in charge at the New York Stadium.

The 54-year-old drew one and lost four of his five games in charge, with a club statement saying that "Kenny's resignation came as a shock to the club and is disappointing".

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It was quite a weekend in the EFL, which started on Friday night with Henri Lansbury's hat-trick inspiring Nottingham Forest to a stunning 5-2 win at Barnsley.

And it continued on Saturday with Blackburn Rovers bringing Newcastle's nine-game winning run to a shuddering halt by winning at St James' Park, while Peter Odemwingie not only had an early bath but also took to Twitter to apologise for being sent off while Rotherham's game against Leeds was still going on.

For a full catch-up on the biggest stories across the Championship, League One and League Two, take a read of Brent Pilnick's take on Saturday's action.