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So early goals in both halves and Leeds come away with all three points.

It's a disappointing end to the Dave Whelan era at Wigan Athletic, but for Leeds fans the future looks very bright as they move back to the top of the table with Kemar Roofe scoring for the third successive match.

You can read a full report of the match by clicking here.

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It's tight at the top of the Championship.

That win for Leeds sees them go back to the top of the table on goal difference from Norwich City.

Some big games that might alter that next week - the Steel City derby sees Sheffield United host Wednesday, while Derby host Aston Villa and Leeds travel to West Brom.

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So the Dave Whelan era ends in defeat, but Wigan fans can look back on his impact at the club with true fondness.

One FA Cup, a new ground and promotion from the fourth tier to the top flight all attained in 23 years.

No pressure on the new owners who take over next week.....

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Leeds go top of the Championship with a well-controlled victory over Wigan.

The Latics took an early lead when Reece James curled in a sixth-minute free kick, but Pablo Hernandez equalised from close range three minutes later.

Kemar Roofe sealed the points seconds after the restart as he walked the ball into an empty net after a mix-up between goalkeeper Chrisitan Walton and defender Cedric Kipre.

It's the first time Leeds have come from a goal down to win a game since Boxing Day last year.

Pablo Hernandez hits the post from eight yards out and Jamie Shackleton's rebound effort clips Kemar Roofe and goes wide.

Should have been three.....

Sam Morsy goes in the book for Wigan for persistent fouling.

His fifth booking of the season means the Wigan skipper misses the trip to Middlesbrough next week.

There will be five minutes of stoppage time.

Barry Doulgas goes in the book after bringing down Leonardo Lopes da Silva.

Meanwhile Jamie Shackleton comes on for Leeds in place of Mateusz Klich.

That just sums up Wigan's day.

They win a free kick on the right which they float in, let it bounce and it goes out for a throw in on the other side of the pitch.

Final change for Wigan manager Paul Cook - James Vaughan comes on to try and get a late goal, replacing Darron Gibson.

So close for Wigan...

Their best move of the game so far leads to Callum McManaman picking the ball up on the corner of the 18-yard box.

The substitute curls an effort just over the Leeds bar.

Ezgjan Alioski has a shot blocked on the edge of the area ass Leeds go searching for goal number three.

The Championship leaders (as it stands) dominating possession and territory right now.

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Wigan's Callum McManaman goes in the book for a heavy challenge on Barry Douglas.

So 10 minutes to go - can Wigan get an equaliser and deny Leeds the chance to go top of the Championship?

Stay tuned.....

Optimistic effort from Pablo Hernandez.

The Leeds forward volleys a floated diagonal ball from the left, but it ends up high in the stands.

Looked good though....

Leeds have certainly dominated the play judging by the statisitics.

The visitors have passed the ball 428 times to the 191 passes from Wigan as well as 69% of the possession.

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Another chance goes begging for Leeds.

Kemar Roofe shows quick feet on the edge of the box but his shot curls wide of the left post.

Second change of the day for Wigan - Leonardo Da Silva Lopes comes on in place of Kal Naismith.

The Leeds fans are in full voice as they try to will their side on to a third goal.

In truth, this has been probably the quietest spell of an entertaining match - a lot of the play in the middle third with Leeds having more possession.

First change of the day - Wigan are bringing on winger Callum McManaman in place of Joe Garner.

The big man has put himself about in this match, but not had a lot of end product.

Looks like Josh Windass will go and play up front.