That was impressive stuff from Wigan. They had the better chances before the break and managed to repel some strong Forest pressure in the latter stages while also retaining an attacking threat.

Three wins in five with only one defeat is a decent run.

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Nottingham Forest were left frustrated in the north west, with Wigan holding out for fantastic victory against the high-flying visitors.

Thirteen of Wigan's 14 points have come at home this season.

Matchwinner Jamal Lowe, whose goal was his first for the Latics, told Sky Sports: "It's been a long time coming but I have been getting in the right positions and thankfully it came today."

Midfielder Joe Williams added: "We fully believe in ourselves at home and we need to start picking up points away from home now."

A brilliant win for Wigan as Forest lose for the first time in 11 matches and for just the second time in the Championship this season.

That's a third victory in five for the Latics.

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Frantic stuff as we go past the four minutes of scheduled stoppage time. Surely that's it.

Wigan have a goal kick...

Reds keeper Brice Samba is again called into action to keep Forest in it with a minute to go.

Forest go up the other end and have a corner...

Matty Cash whips in a dangerous cross but Wigan have been spot on with their positional play for the most part.

The Latics break and Yuri Ribeiro goes into the book as frustration grows for Forest.

They are moments away fr a first away league defeat of the season and a first loss in 11 matches.

It's proper end-to-end stuff now as we enter four minutes of additional time.

It's now or never.

A lovely first-time cross from Sammy Ameobi from the left evades everyone. Wigan clear and retain the ball deep in the Forest half.

More Forest possession in a Latics territory and again it comes to nothing..

Captain Ben Watson has his head in his hands after a misplaced pass.

Just over two minutes of normal time to play.

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Forest's Brice Samba makes a stunning low save to keep out sub Kai Naismith's strike from the edge of the box.

That could have been game over but Forest are still very much in it.

Forest immediately break and Joao Carvalho gets free on the right but makes a total mess of his cross.

Forest are dictating play, trying to pull Wigan out of position and still playing their football.

The patience is admirable and with so many creative types on the pitch it makes sense, but they haven't - as yet - managed to create many good chances in the box.

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Michael Jacobs wins the award for the most obvious caution of the day, dragging back Tiago Silva as the Portuguese looks to burst away in midfield.

Ben Watson drags a shot wide for Forest. He had time to compose himself but snatched at it and bobbled it off target

You would think Wigan boss Paul Cook will be delighted with the way his side have handled Forest in the second half.

There's still ten to go though and the game is being increasingly played in the Latics half.

Forest are getting riled by a few decisions.

Nathan Byrne goes to ground as he attempts a tackle and stops the ball with his hand to thwart a Forest attack.

The Reds recover possession but Sammy Ameobi shoots wide from 18 yards.

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Joao Carvalho swings in a glorious ball into the box which is half-cleared by Wigan.

Ben Watson, running at pace, cannot adjust his feet quickly enough to keep an attempt on target and the ball goes behind for a goal kick.

Lewis Grabban wins a corner for Forest.

It's cleared allowing Forest to make their final change, bringing on Joao Carvalho for Jack Robinson.

Forest have plenty of attacking talent on display now.

They have another set-piece in Wigan territory...

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Forest are fuming.

It looked an obvious foul on Yuri Ribeiro by Joe Williams as he powered towards goal on the left and was caught just outside the box.

Sabri Lamouchi, who was booked for having too much to say in the first half, manages to keep his protests on the right side of reasonable.

Just over 20 minutes left for Forest to turn this around. A win will take them level on points with leaders West Brom.

The Latics are closing in on a third win in five and would move five points clear of the Championship relegation zone.

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Talking of double changes...

The men who combined to put Wigan ahead are coming off.

Jamal Lowe and Gavin Massey make way for Kai Naismith and Josh WIndass.