Wigan v Man Utd LIVE – FA Cup latest as Diogo Dalot gives United the lead but visitors waste several chances

Dalot whips in a lovely cross with the outside of his boot and it bounces in the area to cause the Wigan defence a moment of panic. Garnacho tries to bring it down but eventually Wigan clear their lines.

A frenetic pace so far! And this time Fernandes’ cross finds Hojlund, whose header loops into the air and is caught by Tickle.

Another replay of that save and you have to give credit to Onana, who dived to his right, made himself big, and actually saved it with his chest / side.

The Wigan fans were already loud but that early chance has maintained that belief. The problem is, will they get a better chance all half? All match?!

Wigan break down the right and a terrific cross from Godo picks out Aasgaard, whose attempt is saved by the legs of Onana.

A very early let-off for United!

Wigan have won four of their last six here despite the Latics sitting 18th in League One heading into the match.

That will give them belief.

And away we go after "I'm a Believer" plays out over the tannoy and Wigan fans join in.

Reminder: no VAR tonight. (You cheered, didn't you)

Lights show, fireworks, a mighty roar. The DW is ready for this one as the League One side prepare to host a Manchester United team hoping to avoid a mighty upset.

It’s a one-sided 18-1 record for United against Wigan, with all 19 matches taking place since 2005 – the year Wigan made the Premier League for the first time.

Wigan’s only win was in 2012 when their now head coach Shaun Maloney scored the winner, and it eventually proved costly for United as they lost the 2011-12 Premier League to Manchester City on goal difference.

The most recent meeting was in the FA Cup in 2017, when Marouane Fellaini, Chris Smalling, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Bastian Schweinsteiger all scored in a 4-0 fourth-round win.

So it's Newport County or Eastleigh away for Wigan or Manchester United...

10 minutes to kick-off.

Below are all the details on how to watch and live stream Newcastle United v Manchester City in the Premier League in the UK on TNT Sports and discovery+ this Saturday.

Eddie Howe’s side head into this clash with the reigning champions after three straight defeats to Luton Town, Nottingham Forest and Liverpool respectively. Meanwhile, City head into the new year after beating Sheffield United.

Fulham v Newcastle

And that's it... Pick of the round, Spurs versus holders Man City!

Crystal Palace or Everton v Luton or Bolton

Newport County or Eastleigh v Wigan or Man Utd

Sheffield United v Brighton

Liverpool v Norwich City or Bristol Rovers

Leeds v Plymouth Argyle

Sheffield Wednesday v Coventry City

Chelsea v Aston Villa (big game!)

Ipswich Town v Maidstone United

West Brom v Brentford or Wolves (ooooh,a potential derby)

West Ham or Bristol City v Nottingham Forest or Blackpool

Leicester City v Hull City or Birmingham City

Watford v Southampton

Blackburn Rovers v Wrexham

Bournemouth v Swansea City

The boss of non-league Maidstone, George Elokobi wants to face his old side Wolves. Eastleigh remain in the hat after drawing with Newport

Holders Manchester City are there, so too Liverpool, Aston Villa, Newcastle, Tottenham, Chelsea… Surely a big match in the offing?

On the way…

“Rivals on the pitch.

“Eternal respect off it.

“Now, together at rest.”

A lovely tribute from Manchester United as they send their condolences to Bayern Munich following the death of Franz Beckenbauer – a true great of the game.

Stephen Humphrys, Wigan’s top scorer this season, is back as one of two changes along with Thelo Aasgaard, while Josh Magennis and Callum Lang drop to the bench.