Everton hit the post for the second time. Jack Harrison swings in a cross from the right which curls past everyone and comes back off the inside of the post. That was inches away from deflecting in.

Everton doing much better now. Iliman Ndiaye has a header cleared off the line by Antoine Semenyo and moments later Carlos Alcaraz picks out Jake O'Brien but he can't find the net with his close-range header.

Coventry think they have a way back into the net as Jack Rudoni heads into the net and starts his celebrations, but the flag is up as Brandon Thomas-Asante was in an offside position and standing in the way of away goalkeeper Alex Palmer, who had earlier made a nice save before it fell to Rudoni.

Fulham defender Issa Diop is lucky not to score an own goal as he turns a clearance over his bar. And then Scott Smith forces a good save from the resulting corner.

Dion Dublin
Former Aston Villa striker on BBC Final Score

Everton are trying to get back into it. They are looking a little bit more lively, but they are lacking that decision-making when they get into the final third.

The body language is better and the pace at which they move the ball is also better. They are making Bournemouth work a little harder.

Fara Williams
Former England midfielder on Final Score

Rubin Colwill's second is similar to his first goal.

The first one came from the right-hand side but this is from the left. He has hit it hard and low into the near bottom corner but he had to go through some bodies to get the goal.

But defensively, Stoke should have done better.

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Both sides make some more subs - and Wigan have made all five now - so we won't see the Sessegnon twins come up against each other.

Almost! Kamaldeen Sulemana curls a right-footed shot just wide of Vaclav Hladky's far post as Southampton push for a breakthrough - and a potential winner.

Burnley have at least registered their first shot of the second half, but Ashley Barnes failed to truly test Alex McCarthy at close range.

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Carlos Alcaraz is inches away from scoring on his Everton debut as he curls a stunning free-kick off the post with the goalkeeper rooted to the spot.

Good chance for Wigan to equalise here. Sub Ronan Darcy steals the ball off Harrison Reed and curls a shot just wide.

Coventry have been bright this half, but Ipswich make a rare move into the opposition penalty area since the restart but home defender Luis Binks does well to make a well-timed challenge to stop George Hirst from getting a shot away.

Town have another chance soon after, but Jaden Philogene, who moved from Aston Villa for £20m in the transfer window, has a shot parried by Oliver Dovin.

Wigan just have one more sub left if we're going to see Steven Sessegnon play against his twin brother Ryan.

Wigan send on their second Oxford loanee of the game, Will Goodwin, plus Callum McManaman.

Southampton boss Ivan Juric sends on striker Paul Onuachu, with Tyler Dibling making way and receiving warm applause from the home support.

Can Onuachu, scorer of his side's 87th-minute winner against Ipswich Town last weekend, be the man to break the deadlock?

Justin Kluivert forces a second save from Jordan Pickford - and moments later Jarrad Branthwaite's attempted clearance comes off his own bar.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's a better game than it was. The first half was so predictable and it was so obvious where they were going to go. Wigan have still had very few attempts but they only need one or two. It is not over yet.

Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport football news reporter at Goodison Park

'Charly' Alcaraz on for his Everton debut.

He's going to need to perform a miracle to salvage something for the Toffees in this one.