Wigan Athletic vs Luton Town

Due to Emirates FA Cup broadcast regulations, Tuesday's match is available for audio commentary only worldwide.

Wigan Athletic welcome fellow Championship side Luton Town to the DW Stadium in one of several FA Cup Third Round replays, as both sides look to progress into ...

“I only see this replay going one way, and that is with a Luton Town victory. The home side are sat rock bottom of the Championship and are without a win since November, having lost four games in a row during the festive period. I don’t think it’ll be all that easy though.”

The Hatters booked a fourth round tie at home to Grimsby with a 97th-minute winner from Elijah Adebayo seeing off Wigan Athletic at the DW Stadium.

Town were level within four minutes when Bree and Burke combined on the right to free Campbell, whose cross was smashed at goal by Woodrow, only for keeper Amos to puish it straight back to him. Moments later it was Naylor going down in the Town box, under challenge by Doughty, but referee Matthew Donohue waved away the hosts' appeals for a penalty. Then, with extra-time looming, Adebayo volleyed in his second goal in as many games - and fifth of the season - to secure the win.

Wigan Athletic bowed out of the FA Cup at the first hurdle with Elijah Adebayo firing a dramatic stoppage-time winner to send Luton through to round four.

But there was to be a final twist in the tale, in the seven added minutes, when a deep cross from the Luton left wasn’t dealt with, and Adebayo slotted past Amos from close range. Within 60 seconds of the restart, Thelo Aasgaard sent a stunning volley into the top corner of the Luton net from the edge of the area. Wigan Athletic bowed out of the FA Cup at the first hurdle with Elijah Adebayo firing a dramatic stoppage-time winner to send Luton through to round four.