Wigan get us started again.

Can they find a way back into this game?

The draw for the FA Cup fourth round took place before kick-off. In case you missed it, here it is:

• Watford v Southampton
• Bournemouth v Swansea City
• West Brom v Brentford or Wolves
• West Ham or Bristol City v Nottingham Forest or Blackpool
• Leicester City v Hull City or Birmingham City
• Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry City
• Chelsea v Aston Villa
• Ipswich Town v Maidstone United
• Liverpool v Norwich City or Bristol Rovers
• Tottenham Hotspur v Manchester City
• Leeds United v Plymouth Argyle
• Crystal Palace or Everton v Luton Town or Bolton Wanderers
• Newport County or Eastleigh v Wigan Athletic or Manchester United
• Sheffield United v Brighton & Hove Albion
• Fulham v Newcastle United
• Blackburn Rovers v Wrexham

Ties will take place across the weekend of 27-28 January.

Former Manchester United captain Roy Keane, who is working for ITV, has just said he "would be fuming" with Rasmus Hojlund.

He added: "They are big chances. Stop messing about. Put the ball in the back of the net."

United had 17 shots in that first half and their xG was 2.31 (purple circles).

The goal from Diogo Dalot was only 0.036, with misses from Rasmus Hojlund and Scott McTominay among the big chances.

Wigan's xG is 0.80 (black circles), largely made up from that early Thelo Aasgaard and a tough chance for Martial Godo, where he was unable to adjust his feet quickly enough to flick home a deflected shot.

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Michael Emons
BBC Sport at DW Stadium

Manchester United should have already put this FA Cup tie to bed. Rasmus Hojlund's header clipped the bar, Alejandro Garnacho's excellent strike from 20 yards bounced off the crossbar, Scott McTominay has headed wide and Marcus Rashford has shot wide with a 25-yard free-kick.

That's all been since Diogo Dalot's goal, but Wigan have had chances to equalise too. Martial Godo couldn't get a clean connection on a shot from six yards out and Stephen Humphrys' effort deflected just wide.

At a bitterly cold DW Stadium, Erik ten Hag's side go in with a deserved lead.

Manchester United lead at the break.

But, let's be honest, it should be more than 1-0.

They've wasted a bucket load of chances.

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There will be a minimum of one minute added on at the end of the first half.

I've just seen a replay of the chance that Rasmus Hojlund had after Marcus Rashford's effort was tipped away.

I thought it just hit him, but Hojlund does readjust his right leg into the path of the ball and, to be honest, he should score.

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

Garnacho down that right hand side has been absolutely unstoppable this half.

What a strike!

Alejandro Garnacho cuts in from the right and sends a vicious left-footed strike crashing against the bar from about 22 yards out.

There might be a very faint fingertip on it from Sam Tickle, but a superb effort from Garnacho.

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Wigan have a free-kick and could cross the ball but opt to take it short.

Stephen Humphrys is able to carry the ball at least five yards before an effort is deflected behind.

The resulting corner sees a Charlie Hughes shot blocked too.

United come again. It's pretty much one-way traffic.

A cross from the right is flicked back by Rasmus Hojlund into Scott McTominay.

The Scot is stretching though and can't get a proper connection on it and Sam Tickle is away to push away.

United could be four or five up already to be honest.

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

Hojlund is relieved the linesman has put his flag up because that is a miss and a half.

It just won't go in for Marcus Rashford or Rasmus Hojlund.

Rashford cuts in from the left again and his effort is parried by Sam Tickle.

It bounces into Hojlund and the ball bounces off him and dribbles wide. Should he do better?

Marcus Rashford pulls rank but fires the free-kick a good two or three yards wide of the target.

I suspect he won't get the next one.