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So, more late drama in the EFL as Blackpool come back from 2-0 down and earn a point thanks to an injury time own goal.

We've got three more League One fixtures for you tomorrow night, involving sides at both ends of the table:

• Lincoln City v Northampton Town
• Stevenage v Bolton Wanderers
• Stockport County v Reading

You can read the full report from tonight's game here and we'll see you tomorrow night.

Wigan Athletic

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Wigan manager Shaun Maloney cut a frustrated figures on Sky Sports in his post-match interview.

"I thought we'd just about done enough," said Maloney.

"It was 50/50 in the second-half and at no point in the second-half did I feel we were in control of the game.

"We didn't keep playing which I wanted us to do but the longer ball from them proved dangerous for us.

"The biggest frustration is early in the second-half we had some big chances where we can kill off the game but we didn't."

Blackpool

Blackpool assistant manager Steve Agnew speaking to Sky Sports:

"I suppose in the end it's a good point but we are disappointed to go 2-0 down. Credit to the boys who came back before half-time.

"I felt there was a belief from that goal to go out the second half and take the game to them.

"We kept going and in the end, I think we deserved the equaliser. They showed a great mentality.

"We had chances, their keeper made one or two good saves. Maybe, I don't know, but on the balance of the game, a fair result."

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That draw doesn't do a lot for Blackpool or Wigan.

They're still in the picture towards the bottom of League One and Northampton and Stevenage are both in action tomorrow night so might take advantage of the spoils being shared this evening.

Blackpool and Wigan get a break from their league concerns at the weekend, although FA Cup first round trips to League Two sides Gillingham and Carlisle respectively have the potential for upsets.

Gary Bowyer
Former Blackpool manager on BBC Radio Lancashire

What an enthralling local derby.

I'm looking at both sets of players, out on their legs. The effort was unbelievable from both teams.

A lot to build on this from Blackpool. That was the most important thing - stopping that rot.

They looked fragile first-half.

It was a real big effort from them second-half and Steve Agnew will be delighted with the response from his team.

Nathan Ellington
Ex-Wigan striker on BBC Radio Manchester

There's improvement there. But how has it took until 2-2 for them to start going forward? It's a mentality thing. You've got to think differently.

You've got to have that bravery here. They cleared it and Blackpool kept going on the attack and it was inevitable a chance would be made.

You can see it. You can always feel a goal coming and it came, simple as that.

It was just defend, defend, defend. You can't not concede if you're just defending.

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Done and dusted.

Blackpool end a three-game losing run, Wigan end a two-game losing run but is it enough for either side?

Wigan actually score all four goals.

They seemed in control at 2-0 thanks to Dion Rankine and Matt Smith.

Jason Kerr's own goal right at the end of the first-half gave Blackpool hope but the visitors should have taken the three points.

Dale Taylor missed with a free header to make it 3-1 and they seemed to have it under control with Blackpool rarely pressing.

But deep into injury time Rob Apter's cross was diverted past his own goalkeeper by Will Aimson.

Wigan will rue this one but it's a great comeback from a Blackpool perspective.

PANIC in the streets of the Wigan defence.

The ball pings around the Wigan box and Sam Tickle seems to foul Jordan Rhodes, play goes on and the ball is blasted over the Wigan bar.