Max Power took one touch to steady himself before guiding a low finish beyond the goalkeeper and into the far corner despite the pressure.
For a split second, Power simply stood there, almost making sure it had gone in.
Then a smile broke across his face as his teammates raced towards him.
"It's in!" the commentator exclaimed. "Max Power has his first Premier League goal!"
"And once again, it is that young man?" the co-commentator added.
"That's five assists already this season, and we're not even halfway through October."
Power disappeared beneath a wave of blue shirts as the travelling supporters celebrated behind the goal.
They had gained an advantage.
As the half unfolded more and more, Nottingham Forest began pushing the way home sides push when they were behind while also feeling the crowd's expectation.
They had their moments with Steve Cooper's side finding gaps and testing Amos on a few occasions, making Wigan work for the lead they were protecting.
