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FULL TIME: West Brom with a late chance to level things up. Joel comes for a free-kick but gets nowhere near it. The ball is headed toward goal and McManaman heads off the line. And that’s it.

Elsewhere, Villa have won.

Thomas whips the ball to the far post and that looks like a penalty as Espinoza looks like he has fouled Jones at the far post.

Five minutes of the added stuff – no idea where that came from.

Joel has to make two saves in quick succession. First he tips a well-struck effort from Dorrans around the post before tipping a Ridgewell header over the bar.

The hosts led twice here - great spirit from Wigan.

Wigan will be hoping that they don't concede late as they did last weekend but they are doing well to hold out - playing the ball well around the back.

Mulumbu off for Brown – a sixteen year-old debutant.

Can Wigan close this out?

A quick manual refresh should help with any slowing of the comments - we are having some technical issues.

But, also, on reflection, West Brom could have had a penalty just before they conceded as Boyce looked like he had handled the ball from Thomas’s cross.

Clarke’s decision to withdraw Lukaku and Rosenberg looks questionable now.

What a comeback. Wigan looked dead just after half-time.

GOOOAL!! Unbelievable. McManaman. Maloney skips past two men down the left and he finds McManaman inside the box who side-foots home. 3-2.

Wigan have lost a bit of their composure and West Brom break again. The ball is switched to Thomas but his cross is cleared – and there were claims for hands from Boyce. Again no penalty there.

A very important last quarter of an hour or so.

Wigan have a free-kick in the left corner – Maloney over it but his delivery is to the far post as his colleagues charge to the front post.

Espinoza, a midfielder, comes on in the stead of Beausejour.

Slight hiatus for Beausejour to be taken from the field on a stretcher.