Cambridge goalscorer Ben Knight picks the ball up 20 yards out and unleashes a low effort which Connor Ripley does well to hold.

A couple of minutes plus stoppages to go until the break.

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

Brophy is picking up a pocket between Oldaker and Batty which means Batty has to narrow up, which creates the gap in that wide area and that's how Cambridge are getting the overload.

Batty doesn't have to jump in, he can stay off and Holman can come over and cover and that will prevent the space from opening up.

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

Cambridge centre-half Watts became exposed out wide; it was the first time Holman has stretched his legs tonight.

Having him open could be so effective for Swindon this evening. They're making defenders run back towards their own goal now and it is so much more pleasing to see.

That's brilliant from Swindon's Fletcher Holman.

He bursts down the right, cuts into the box and fires in a low shot which Jake Eastwood saves well.

First real chance for the visitors and it was a good one.

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

I feel like a broken record but again its a wide area where Will Wright on his own, no one around him.

The centre-halves have got to get together and pledge to mark a player rather than retreat to the edge of the box.

This is possibly one of the best performances I've seen this season.

Cambridge are getting overloads and numbers in the wide areas. Swindon have to match this because for them at the moment it's feeling very disjointed.

Cambridge just keep on creating opportunities from the left-hand side.

James Gibbons gets in once again, fires in a low cross which James Brophy connects well with but Connor Ripley saves.

Moments after, Brophy gets free in the box for a second time and his effort is deflected behind for a corner.

Josh Watton
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

Wigan will be made to rue missed opportunities.

But there'll be plenty of encouragement. A positive 45 minutes, they've been on top form for the duration and had chances as well.

Wasteful Wigan keep out James Morris' shot to enter the tunnel on level pegging.

The Latics have looked the most ferocious with 12 shots and the lion's share of the possession.

But none of their players could get their efforts aimed at the net, while Leyton Orient close the half by testing Wigan keeper Sam Tickle after ripping the field open with a fast counter.

Wigan boss Gary Caldwell can be pleased with much of what he's seen but not so much with his side's conversion of their many, many chances.

One more minute added to this half.

Just as it was getting extra spicy too...

Only a few minutes on the clock until half-time and we finally see our first shot on target.

The field opens up as Leyton Orient go on the counter, launching a long diagonal cross to a lonesome James Morris on the left.

He drives it forward, cutting it across to his team-mate who slices back to Morris.

The left-back rifles one at goal but Wigan keeper Sam Tickle makes himself large to keep it out.

Josh Watton
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

It's been a very stop-start game, lots of stoppages for throw-ins, goal kicks, free-kicks.

But there's only one minute added on.

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

There's a desire to work and run from Cambridge and we haven't seen that from Swindon.

It's been detached with limited support for the front-men.

Swindon have been chasing shadows in this opening half-hour.

They can't get into the game at all.

The chances keep on coming for Cambridge.

Louis Appere swings in a low cross and Ben Knight can only send it over the bar when well placed.

Fraser Murray whips in a brilliant cross for his Wigan team-mate but once again it's sent above the bar.

Plenty of shots, especially for the hosts, but not a single one on target from either team as the break draws ever closer.

Swindon boss Ian Holloway doesn't look hugely impressed.

His side have had zero shots and zero touches in the opposition's penalty area.

Not good, 25 minutes in.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan Athletic striker on BBC Radio Manchester

They've been working on that on the training field.

They were screaming to pull players to the front of the box as they lined up the kick in order to play it short and it freed up some space for the shot from Costelloe.

An interesting choice from Wigan's Dara Costelloe.

He's in the middle of the box as the ball is looped in and he sticks his leg out high, punting an effort above the bar. Wouldn't have been heading anywhere else really...

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

They have been pulling Swindon out of position all game and they deserve the goal.

Strangely, sometimes conceding the goal can help you because it feels like the worst case scenario has happened already so you're focusing on how to do better.