Championship: Wigan Athletic 1-0 Blackburn Rovers
Latics win at home for the first time this season
Rovers miss chance to go level on points with top three
League One: Charlton 4-2 Exeter, MK Dons 0-1 Bristol Rovers, Peterborough 4-1 Forest Green
Barnsley and Colchester progress to knockout stages of Papa Johns Trophy
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Wigan 0-0 Blackburn
Calvin Andrew
Ex-Rochdale forward on BBC Radio Manchester
I'm looking forward to this one. It looks like a quick surface so I'd want to be Charlie Wyke tonight with crosses coming into the box. It should be a very tasty fixture.
Wigan 0-0 Blackburn
We're under way at the DW Stadium!
Wigan, wearing their traditional blue and white home kit, get us going and are attacking the Leam Richardson Stand.
Blackburn are wearing a red change strip, for those of you marking your football kit bingo cards.
Wigan v Blackburn (19:45 BST)
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Wigan v Blackburn (19:45 BST)
Wigan make three changes to their side following their weekend defeat by Cardiff, as Curtis Tilt, Tom Naylor and Nathan Broadhead come in.
Just one change to the Blackburn side after their win against Rotherham, with George Hirst starting as Ash Phillips drops to the bench.
Wigan: Amos, Kerr, Whatmough, Tilt, Darikwa, Power, Naylor, McClean, Keane, Broadhead, Wyke.
Subs: Tickle, Bennett, Cousins, Shinnie, Aasgaard, Magennis, Fletcher.
Blackburn: Kaminski, Hyam, Ayala, S. Wharton, Hedges, Travis, Morton, Pickering, Szmodics, Hirst, Brereton Diaz.
Subs: Pears, Brittain, Phillips, A. Wharton, Dack, Dolan, Gallagher.
Wigan v Blackburn (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesThere was a strange anomaly during Wigan's most recent home game at the DW Stadium.
The club played Saturday's defeat by Cardiff with one goal approximately two inches taller than the other.
The clubs and match officials agreed the game should go ahead as neither team would gain an advantage.
"I did ask if we could attack that end in both halves but they weren't having that," said Cardiff boss Mark Hudson.
Following the match, the EFL said they would contact Wigan for their observations.
Wigan v Blackburn (19:45 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWigan Athletic striker Charlie Wyke has had a pretty rough time of things in the past year, having suffered a cardiac arrest after collapsing in training last November.
The 29-year-old returned in time for this season, having missed the tail end of their League One title-winning 2021-22 campaign.
He sealed his first goal since his return when he found the net against Cardiff on Saturday and was delighted.
"It's a great feeling. I can't describe it," he told BBC Radio Manchester.
"It's an unbelievable feeling. The first objective was just to come back and play games but now I'm in the swing of things, I just want to score as many as I can and thankfully I got one today."
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In the Championship, we've just got the one fixture, with Wigan taking on Blackburn at 19:45 BST.
Meanwhile, we've got three games in League One which also get under way at 19:45 BST:
And we've got two games in the Papa John's Trophy:
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A bit of a quiet one compared to our usual weeknight fare!
We've just one match in the Championship and a handful of League One and Papa John's Trophy ties to get stuck into this evening.
Wigan v Blackburn is the solitary second tier fixture and we'll be getting under way shortly.