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
5. CHARLIE HUGHES 8
Picked up where he left off at the end of last term, the leader of the backline and another to have caught the eyes of the England selectors. Player of year podium so far. Photo: BP
6. LIAM MORRISON 7.5
Quietly gone about his business alongside Hughes and, a short blip last month aside, has proved his worth Photo: BP
7. KELL WATTS 6
Often been the odd man out among the centre-backs but has slotted in when required Photo: BP
8. TOM PEARCE 6
Enjoyed a sensational start to the campaign, before dropping off a bit and down the pecking order Photo: BP