Latics host Bromley in the final game of the 2022/23 season.
Latics will be looking to make it five wins in a row, against a Bromley side who've already qualified for the play-offs, but could face a more favourable opponent should they win.
The opposition
Bromley enter today's fixture having gone on a good run over the past six weeks to secure their spot in the play-offs.
Last season's FA Trophy winners have always been a side who've been in and around the play-offs, and this is the secone time they've finished inside the top 7 of the National League.
Bromley's last six
Bromley 4-0 Solihull
Barnet 1-1 Bromley
Bromley 1-1 Boreham Wood
Gateshead 0-3 Bromley
Halifax 1-1 Bromley
Bromley 2-0 Chesterfield
Watch out for
Bromley's top scorer this season Michael Cheek has been a more than reliable centre-forward at this level over the past few years, hitting the 15-goal mark most seasons.
Currently on 15 in the league this year, he's been in great form in recent weeks, bagging six from his last six.
In the dugout
The away side are managed by former Northampton goalkeeper, Andy Woodman.
Woodman joined Bromley from Arsenal, where he their Head of Goalkeeping, and guided them to an FA Trophy victory at Wembley in his first full season.
Match officials
Richie Watkins is the man in the middle today, he'll be assisted by Oliver Nolan and Scott Taylor, with Jordan Brooks taking up the role of fourth official.
Match coverage and information
Live audio commentary is available on Latics Player, guiding you through the match.
For more information, visit the Latics Player page by clicking here.
Alternatively, supporters can also follow the game with live updates on the club's official Twitter account: @OfficialOAFC
As this game is not being played within the blocked broadcast hours stipulated by UEFA, live streaming will be available through National League TV for supporters in the UK and overseas.
Matchday passes are available for £9.50, with further details here.
As always, we will endeavour to ensure confirmation of the line-up is published as soon as possible on social media.
However, supporters should note that team sheets in the National League are not exchanged until an hour before kick-off. This is 15 minutes later than in the EFL and as a result, the line-up is likely to be published slightly later than in previous seasons.