Three more goals to report in League One, including two in Cambridgeshire where Forest Green are drawing 1-1 with Peterborough.

Nathan Thompson gave the Posh the lead from close range, but their advantage lasted only five minutes before Josh March levelled for Rovers.

And at The Valley, Exeter have pulled one back through a long-range Jay Stansfield strike. They trail 2-1 at Charlton.

Wigan win a free-kick which Max Power stands over but he fires directly into the Blackburn wall. Into Ben Brereton Diaz specifically.

The hosts struggle to work the ball back into the box on the rebound.

Will Keane wins back possession for Wigan inside the Blackburn half and he rushes towards goal.

There's a sense of expectation from the home crowd that turns to a collective groan as he fires a tame shot from outside the box straight at Blackburn keeper Thomas Kaminski.

Tom Naylor plays a short ball out to Wigan's James McClean but he can't work onto it and the ball bounces out of play.

Some sarcastic cheers go up from the travelling Blackburn supporters as they're awarded a throw-in.

The tempo of this game has really calmed down now.

Not much in the way of chances at either end.

Tom Naylor goes into the book as the hosts pick up their first booking of the night.

Blackburn beginning to grow into the game again, now.

After going 1-0 up against Exeter, it didn't take Charlton long to double their advantage.

Jayden Stockley gets on the end of a cross into the box and his header goes in off the unfortunate Alex Hartridge, who is credited with the own goal.

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Ben Brereton Diaz has been in fine goalscoring form for Blackburn lately, scoring twice in their win against Rotherham at the weekend.

So when the ball falls to him as Rovers attack, you'd be forgiven for thinking he might give them the lead against the run of play.

But he drags a shot across the face of goal in Blackburn's first attack for some time.

Brief pause in play as Nathan Broadhead receives treatment after Scott Wharton made contact with the back of his left calf in a challenge for the ball.

The Wigan forward is cleared to play on soon after.

The first goal of the evening in League One comes at The Valley, with Charlton taking the lead against Exeter.

Miles Leaburn is credited with the goal after beating the offside trap, cutting inside and scoring with a deflected shot.

James McClean puts a lofted ball into the box which he sends into the path of Nathan Broadhead.

But his Wigan teammate can't quite get onto the end of it before it sails out for a Blackburn goal kick.

More attacking play from Wigan.

Tom Naylor turns and collects the ball and tries a shot from distance on his right foot but he drags his effort wide of the left-hand post.

Blackburn hanging on, here.

Wigan throwing everything at Blackburn now.

Nathan Broadhead weaves past Daniel Ayala and Lewis Travis before shooting inside the box but Rovers keeper Thomas Kaminski makes the save.

Mark Atkins
Former Blackburn midfielder on BBC Radio Lancashire

I think Wigan will be happier so far, Blackburn haven't really got anything going yet.

They're lacklustre and they're giving the ball away cheaply.

Wigan with the impetus at the minute and they win a free-kick in a useful area on the right wing.

Max Power sends it into the box but Tom Naylor's near-post diving header goes well wide of the mark.

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Wigan win a corner which is sent into the box by James McClean and Curtis Tilt looks to beat his marker and send a headed effort towards goal.

But Thomas Kaminski manages to punch the ball away.

Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale forward on BBC Radio Manchester

It's been a very frantic start. There's security in numbers for Wigan when Blackburn have the ball.

It's important that when Wigan have the ball they then try to hurt Blackburn with their high wing backs.

Blackburn finally having a decent spell of possession after Wigan raced out of the blocks in the first few minutes.

The visitors seem quite content to play from the back at the minute, as they've mostly been confined to their own half.

It's half-time in one of our two Papa John's Trophy ties this evening and it's fair to say it's been all one-way traffic in South Yorkshire.

Barnsley lead 4-0 at Doncaster thanks to Josh Martin's first two goals for the Tykes and two goals for 16-year-old Fabio Jalo. Barnsley have even missed a penalty.

Victory will see Barnsley qualify from their group and leave second-placed Doncaster waiting on the outcome of Lincoln against Newcastle United Under-21s.

Charlie Wyke heads from a long ball into the Blackburn half into the path of Nathan Broadhead but Blackburn just about clear their lines.

A let off, as he could have been clean through on goal there.