The Sun and The Football League are giving Latics fans the chance to get closer to the action and get behind their team as the 'Footie with a Friend' promotion returns, giving fans another chance to save on standard ticket prices.

Yet again this season, The Sun carries more coverage of League football than any other newspaper, including regular opinion and analysis from all-round football expert Chris Kamara, match reports, pictures, quotes and ratings on every single match.

The paper's latest deal launches on Saturday, January 28th and will bring readers even closer to the action by offering bargain footie tickets to the following Latics matches:

Saturday, February 4th v Leyton Orient.

Saturday, March 10th v Yeovil.

Readers just have to collect four differently-numbered tokens printed in The Sun from Saturday, January 28th to Monday, February 6th to be able to buy two adult tickets for £19.95 for either of the above matches.

The offer gives fans access to 87 matches from February 4 until April 14, 2012 involving 59 npower Championship, League 1 and League 2 clubs and has over 100,000 tickets available.

Manager Paul Dickov is supporting the promotion saying: "I know how tough it is for fans financially and the sacrifices they make to watch Latics play.

"Any initiative which reduces the cost of tickets for true fans has my backing."

Sun columnist and League football expert Chris Kamara said: "The day of your first football match always lives long in the memory, so The Sun has teamed up with The Football League to offer tickets from £9.50 to your local club! Even if it is not your first match, it's a brilliant offer, so collect your tokens now!"

Full details of the promotion will be available in the Saturday, January 28th edition of The Sun.