Josh Bowler and Scott Banks are withdrawn by Blackpool boss Ian Evatt, who sends on Jordan Brown and CJ Hamilton in their stead as the hosts seek to complete the turnaround.

Exeter are enjoying more of the ball but still trail as Reece Cole comes close to getting his second after his effort is blocked.

Marcus Browne is starting to cause some issues for Wycombe now.

First he's slicing in threatening passes that need to be dealt with quickly before sneaking past the backline to set up Matty Stevens.

Stevens is able to get the shot off but wide it goes. Still, if Browne keeps carving out the opportunities, surely the Dons are going to make one count.

An enforced change for the visitors as Calum Kavanagh hobbles off, with Louie Sibley handed his Bantams debut after joining on loan from Oxford United.

George Evans tries an effort which almost catches out Plymouth keeper Conor Hazard but it flies past the post.

Dylan Williams then has a pop at goal but it's straight at Hazard.

A good response from Burton over the past few minutes.

Chances at both ends as Sam Walker produced a stunning low save to thwart Blackpool's Danny Imray while down the other end Ibou Touray produces a long-range blast which Bailey Peacock-Farrell scrambles to his left to keep out.

Royals keeper Joel Pereira is having a busy period.

Not long after saving Kyle Wootton's header, he's back in action to prevent Jack Diamond from finding the net after the winger picks up a loose ball in the box.

Ian Chisnall
BBC Radio Lancashire

In his first months in tangerine Ashley Fletcher struggled, he would be one on one with a keeper and you'd worry he wouldn't score, now in that situation you just know that he is going to.

Sam Walker didn't have a chance with that one.

Jack Hunt seeks out a rising Kyle Wootton at the back post.

The striker connects and nods it low towards the net but Royals keeper Joel Pereira is equal to it to deny an opener.

The Bluebirds have won 11 corners already and from the latest, taken wickedly by Joel Bagan, Yousef Salech heads past Sam Tickle's upright.

Feels like one more goal would do it...

Pattern of the first half has continued into the second with Cardiff bossing possession and pinning Wigan back, though they haven't created much in the way of chances, bar an Alex Robertson corner which caused a melee in the mixer before being scrambled away.

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Lorent Tolaj had a lively first half and he's at it again in the second as the Plymouth forward's low effort from Bim Pepple's cross goes wide of Bradley Collins' post.

Calum Kavanagh opts to have a crack for Bradford rather than spread to Tyreik Wright in space on the left and might regret that, as his shot was charged down, leading to some daggers coming his way from others in baby blue shirts this afternoon.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

The 1-0 score doesn't tell you half the tale of how dominant Cardiff have been today.

The League One leaders had 80% possession in the first half and Wigan have been defending so deep that some of their defenders might end up positioning themselves in the stands at Cardiff City Stadium.

Still only one goal in it, though, so the visitors are still very much in the game.

A bright start from the hosts to the second half as Leo Castledine and shoots from distance but his effort is block by Jack Fitzwater.

It was ambitious.

Steve Thompson
BBC Radio Lancashire summariser & former Blackpool assistant manager

You can see Bradford defend well and then when they hit you on the counter-attack, they hit you in numbers.

Blackpool have got to take the game to them, we're just flat, we need someone to come on and give a little bit of magic to get the crowd going.

Gaz (16:09 post) might be right, but Wigan have only lost seven games in League One this season, only two fewer than Cardiff, and are still only nine points behind the play-off places even now.

Their main problem has been their nine draws thus far.

What they'd give to make that 10 today, though...