Free entry at The DW Stadium

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Turnstiles will open at 6pm ahead of Latics’ Under 21 fixture against Sheffield Wednesday.

Entry is free for season ticket holders and just £2 for non-season ticket holders.
 
Latics will be looking to extend their unbeaten home record this season in the Professional Development League Two North which currently stands at seven games.
 
Graham Barrow’s side have won three and drawn four at Robin Park Arena but today will see them play at the DW for the first of two games, the second being against Huddersfield Town on Monday 8 April.
 
In yesterday’s matchday programme Barrow said:
 
“The team has worked hard this season and that’s earned them the opportunity to play at the stadium.
 
“What it should do is make them hungry to play there again, which is obviously the motivation behind the decision.
 
“It’ll also be a chance for our fans to come along and see the hard work that has been going on with this group of players and the exciting talent we have for the future.”
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