Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan Athletic striker on BBC Radio Manchester

That header is probably the best chance of the half.

This is looking so open, you don't know who will get the first goal, but it will be all-important.

The crowd came close to erupting... but no cigar.

Wigan's corner is whipped out but it's worked back in to give Joe Taylor an excellent chance in front of goal.

The striker connects but fails to send his header into the net. Instead giving the O's a chance to corner but like their hosts, the visitors can't sneak it past the keeper either.

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

Aaron Drinan is prepared to get on the ball and drive at the defence.

No one likes running with their back to ball so that's much better from Swindon.

As the ball goes forward though Drinan has to be a better presence. At the moment he's allowing the centre-half to come through and dominate giving their midfield line a chance.

The boos from the home support for Orient's James Morris when he dramatically falls after having his heels nipped by Raphael Borges Rodrigues are deafening.

That's all they have to get loud about at the moment.

All gone a little bit quiet in the pouring rain.

Josh Watton
BBC Radio Manchester commentator

You do just hope Wigan won't rue too many chances in this one because they've had a lot of them...

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

I've been really impressed with Cambridge.

They've been able to get those long balls up the pitch and then double up in wide areas.

They have two v ones time and time again and it's causing lots of problems for Swindon out wide.

There's a sense of nerves due to the importance of this game and the cameras being here, it culminates in some poor passes and mistakes.

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It's all Cambridge.

James Gibbons bends in a cross which Liam Bennett heads just wide at the far post.

New ball please.

Cambridge's Ben Knight volleys a shot over the stand.

Moments before, the hosts wanted a penalty after Pelly Mpanzu tangled with Gavin Kilkenny. Nothing given.

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

Although it feels like they play a lot of long balls the two number 10s for Cambridge are really good at providing support when the ball is up the pitch.

Swindon need to be aware of that.

Swindon need to make sure the ball is up to their front man with more quality so that we can get up the pitch quicker.

Cambridge have the tightest defence in the top four divisions in England - they've conceded just 29 goals in their 39 league matches.

Swindon have League Two's top scorer in Aaron Drinan. Can he add to his 20 goals tonight? The stats suggest it'll be a tough ask.

Oooooh Wigan's corner draws a few breaths.

Dara Costelloe gets a foot on the delivery to the near post but it's weak, rolling forward.

He goes to give it more of a push but the O's keeper is already vertical on the grass to smother it.

It's been a bright start from the hosts.

Ben Knight finds Adam Mayor inside the area and Mayor lashes a left-footed effort against the side netting.

James Carragher hasn't long returned from injury but he's got to put his full skills on display to prevent Dom Ballard from running riot in the box.

The Wigan defender stays tight to his man to put in a timely challenge and prevent League One's top scorer from upping his already mammoth goal tally.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan Athletic striker on BBC Radio Manchester

One ball over the top, enough to beat Carragher and then it did look dangerous.

Carragher did well to recover, win the ball back and clear it.

But you don't want that to happen too much because it opens you up to concede chances.

The O's get something to chew on but they aren't taking much of a bite.

Azeem Abdulai wins the visitors a free kick as he draws the foul from Dara Costelloe. It's delivered out high but ultimately leads to nothing.

Nathan Thompson
Former Swindon player

There's needle in this.

Cambridge have come out the traps, they're racing, they're at it.

Swindon will have to match that early doors.

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Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan Athletic striker on BBC Radio Manchester

Wigan are on the front foot, they look like they want to move and work for each other.

They're creating some good chances, putting Orient under pressure who can't get out at the moment.

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They're under way in this top-of-the-table League Two game.