Just before Nathan Broadhead gave Wigan the lead, he was due to be brought off.

Thelo Aasgaard was meant to come on in his place. But he stays on the field, at least for the time being.

Surely all over at London Road, where Harrison Burrows has added a fourth for Peterborough against Forest Green.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale forward on BBC Radio Manchester

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It was fantastic pressing play from Will Keane, he followed his man across the pitch and nicked the ball in front of goal.

His shot was saved and Broadhead had a tap in.

It's nothing less that Wigan deserve in this game.

Max Power puts a curling delivery into the Blackburn box which sails right into the hands of Rovers keeper Thomas Kaminski.

Meanwhile at the other end, Ben Brereton Diaz is flagged offside, once again from a Tyler Morton ball.

Blackburn's travelling support are certainly entertained.

There's much more of an atmosphere now than there was just before half-time, put it that way.

Helps that there's some decent entertainment on the pitch!

That's better!

Harry Pickering delivers a defence-splitting low ball into the path of Ben Brereton Diaz.

But the Blackburn man's follow-up ball inside the box flies into space.

An early second half substitution for Blackburn, who'd already made a double change at the break.

Sam Gallagher comes on for George Hirst.

Perfect start to the second half for Peterborough, who have extended their lead over Forest Green to 3-1 thanks to Ricky Jade-Jones, who races on to a flick by Jonson Clarke-Harris and slots home.

And it's all over in the early kick-off in the Papa John's Trophy where Barnsley have won 4-2 at Doncaster to book their place in the knockout stages.

Josh Martin and Fabio Jelo both scored twice for the Tykes, with George Miller grabbing a second-half brace for Rovers.

Blackburn readying another change. Sam Gallagher looks set to come on.

Will that give this game a much-needed kickstart?

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James McClean puts a cross into the Blackburn box in towards Will Keane.

But Rovers clear their lines before the Wigan man can get on the end of it.

Blackburn make two changes as they get the second half going.

Tyrhys Dolan and Callum Brittain come on for Ryan Hedges and Sammie Szmodics.

Wigan are unchanged on their return.

Andy Bayes
BBC Radio Lancashire

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Not a great watch. Sloppy in large parts. Ball not sticking in the final third. Need to up the intensity after the break.

It's half-time in our games in League One and here are the headlines:

• Jonson Clarke-Harris' acrobatic volley sees Peterborough lead Forest Green 2-1 at the break after Josh March had cancelled out Nathan Thompson's opener for the Posh.
• Charlton also lead 2-1 against Exeter, who pull one back late in the first half through Jay Stansfield's long-range strike.
• It's goalless between two of the early-season strugglers MK Dons and Bristol Rovers.

Meanwhile, in the Papa John's Trophy, Gillingham and Colchester are all square at 1-1, while Doncaster have pulled one back against Barnsley, but trail 4-1 with time running out.

Barnsley and Colchester are both set to qualify from their pools as it stands.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale forward on BBC Radio Manchester

For the majority of the first half Wigan were the better team and looked more dangerous.

The final pass is missing and come of the crosses have been aimless but I will think they will be pretty pleased with the way they have started the game.

Chances at either end but not exactly the most entertaining half of football I've ever seen.

We'll be back for some more of this in about 15 minutes' time.

I'm putting the kettle on. Don't worry, I'll get the biscuits.

One minute added on.

One minute to put up with this half of football would be one way of looking at this.

Jason Kerr puts a last-ditch tackle in to stop Sammie Szmodics getting on the end of a low ball into the Wigan box from George Hirst.

Blackburn are finishing this half better than Wigan are.

Ben Brereton Diaz is flagged offside as he starts his run a bit too quickly from Tyler Morton's ball down the middle.

This has not been a great half of football, if I'm being honest.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale forward on BBC Radio Manchester

There's a bit of anxiety that Wigan have played good enough stuff to be on the scoresheet.

But there will be some clearer-cut chances for them if they keep playing the way they are.