OLDHAM go to play-off chasing Bournemouth tomorrow looking for only their second away win of the season.

But stand-in boss John Sheridan will be able to pick from his stongest squad since taking charge 11 games ago.

Dean Holden returns from a two-match ban, while defender David Beharall and New Zealand international striker Chris Killen are clear after long-term injuries.

Sheridan said: "It is good to have as many players available as possible, even though it makes my job harder."

Workaholic midfielder Paul Murray was due to train this morning before making a final decision on his hamstring injury.

Bournemouth hit six past Wrexham in midweek and Sheridan added: "They will be high on confidence, but we will make it difficult and take our game to them."

LAST SEASON: Different divisions.

KEY OPPONENT: James Hayter - hit fastest hat-trick in League history in midweek.

PREDICTION: Bournemouth 1 Oldham 2 Tweet