Scores on the doors!

. SAM TICKLE (14 appearances): 8/10
A tougher last few weeks but fully justified the decision to hand him the No.1 jersey on the eve of the campaign Photo: BP

. OMAR REKIK (5 appearances) 6/10
Still not quite settled back into his second spell at the club, although has underlined his versatility Photo: BP

. SEAN CLARE (12 appearances) 6.5/10
Solid beginning to his Latics career despite lack of a pre-season, possibly showed signs of fatigue in recent weeks Photo: BP

. CHARLIE HUGHES (13 appearances, 2 goals) 8/10
Leader of the backline at just 19, has barely put a foot wrong and a big threat from set-pieces Photo: BP

. LIAM MORRISON (10 appearances) 6.5/10
Strong start alongside Hughes, before a spell out of the side Photo: BP

. KELL WATTS (12 appearances) 6/10
Has stepped in as one of two or three centre-backs, and long passing has been regularly utilised Photo: BP

. TOM PEARCE (11 appearances, 1 goal) 6.5/10
One of the form players in the division until disastrous trip to Blackpool seemed to affect his confidence Photo: BP

. STEVEN SESSEGNON (4 appearances) 6/10
Was playing catch-up fitness wise due to a lack of pre-season, best is yet to come Photo: BP

. BABA ADEEKO (12 appearances) 8/10
One of - if not the - success stories of the season, gone from Academy rookie to first-team regular - and Ireland international - in a matter of weeks Photo: BP

. SCOTT SMITH (7 appearances) 7/10
Another of the Academy production line to show he can more than handle the step up to the first team Photo: BP

. MATT SMITH (9 appearances) 7.5/10
Started the campaign like a dream until injury started to affect his performance, resulting in surgery Photo: BP

1. SAM TICKLE 8
Superb form has earned him two England Under-21 call-ups - with many, many more surely on the way. Player of year podium so far. Photo: BP

2. SEAN CLARE 7
Arrived without a pre-season and currently out injured, but in between showed exactly why he was Shaun Maloney's top summer target Photo: BP

3. OMAR REKIK 6
Not quite managed to hit the heights of his previous spell, although versatility has been an asset Photo: BP

4. STEVEN SESSEGNON 6.5
Injury meant he had to wait to make his presence but, no sooner had he done so, sidelined with a different problem Photo: BP