Oldham 4-1 Yeovil - League Two 2018/2019 Statistical Preview

As we saw in the 3-0 win at Crawley, Oldham could be best with one of Christopher Missilou or fellow ball-winner Mohamed Sylla in central midfield, rather than both; Mohamed Maouche offers a bit more creativity.
Gevaro Nepomuceno relished a more advanced left-sided role on Saturday, while Manchester United loanee Zak Dearnley marked his debut from the bench with a goal.
Jonathan Benteke is back from injury but Dan Gardner is out for the season, while right-back Cameron Dummigan is a doubt.

Craig Alcock has a one-match ban while Tom James serves the second of a four-match suspension.
Key centre-back Omar Sowunmi remains sidelined with an ankle injury, Sessi D'Almeida could still be out a shoulder issue while Josh Grant has an ankle problem.
Darren Way praised Courtney Duffus' impact from the bench against Grimsby; the striker could start against the club he left in January.

Standings

R	Team	W	D	L	Pts
14	Oldham	16	14	16	62
24	Yeovil	9	13	24	40

Prediction

Oldham Athletic officially confirmed the appointment of Paul Scholes as their new manager on Monday afternoon; he is expected to take to the dugout straight away, despite having had limited preparation time.
Pete Wild, who deserves immense credit for his work as caretaker manager, returns to his role in the academy; chairman Abdallah Lemsagam rightly thanked Wild for his influence and infectious passion over the last six weeks.
Yeovil Town have lost four games on the spin after a 3-1 home defeat to Grimsby and, with both Macclesfield and Notts County picking up points on Saturday, their position is becoming rather precarious.