Another change for the visitors as Alejandro Garnacho is replaced by Facundo Pellistri.

Garnacho has been very, very good.

Another United chance.

A cross from the left is behind a few players but is retrieved by Scott McTominay.

He lays off for Bruno Fernandes but he sends a dipping effort over the bar.

There's a little apology from McTominay but Fernandes applauds him and gives him the thumbs up.

Thelo Aasgaard takes aim from the edge of the area and he initially has Andre Onana scrambling but the United keeper withdraws his hands and watches it to go wide.

A routine save this time as Sam Tickle gets down to keep out another Alejandro Garnacho shot.

Diogo Dalot, who scored the opener, gets a little rest.

Willy Kambwala comes on.

Sam Tickle has to get across to tip a Alejandro Garnacho drive behind for a corner now.

Lightning counter-attack from United and Marcus Rashford is slotted in down the left.

The angle is tightening all the time and his effort is blocked by the onrushing Sam Tickle.

The Wigan keeper has only boosted his burgeoning reputation tonight.

Jonny Smith shows a good burst of pace to get away down the right but his cross is straight into the hands of Andre Onana.

It's taken less than a minute for Callum McManaman to get in a tangle with Alejandro Garnacho and exchange some words.

Double change for Wigan.

Jonny Smith and Callum McManaman come on for Liam Shaw and Jordan Jones.

Michael Emons
BBC Sport at DW Stadium

That should be that for Manchester United. Liam Shaw caught the standing foot of Bruno Fernandes, who got up to convert the penalty.

The general consensus among those sitting in the media seats was that it was soft, but there was definitely contact on the foot.

Wigan need an incredible 15 minutes plus injury time to save their FA Cup hopes.

Bruno Fernandes has another shot, which is straight at Sam Tickle, but the Wigan keeper ends up spilling it behind.

Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Anthony Taylor gave himself time to think and he gave it. You can't help but think there was contact.

After a long, long think Anthony Taylor has given Manchester United a penalty.

Bruno Fernandes chops back and there is contact on the boot from Liam Shaw.

He goes down and after a long think, Taylor points to the shot.

Izzy Christiansen
Former Everton and England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wigan are right in this game. You just wonder when they're going to throw an extra body at it.

Wigan may have opted to turn the screw.

They work a crossing opportunity on the left but Raphael Varane is there to clear.

There's one called Mr Rush apparently.

He's a certainty to play up front, surely?