Dario Castelo's side will be aiming for another promotion push in 2024.
Athlone Town continue their pre-season preparations with a test against the Premier Division champions tonight.
The midlanders have so far beaten Maynooth University, and lost to Shelbourne and St Patrick's Athletic in their Leinster Senior campaign.
Rovers meanwhile have picked up a brace of wins over Longford in the last couple of weeks.
Kick off at Athlone Town Stadium is set for 7.45pm this evening.
On Saturday, the women's senior team returned to action in preparation for their new Women's Premier Division season.
Last year's FAI Cup winners drew 2-all with Bohemians with Gillian Keenan and Madison Gibson getting on the scoresheet.
The Ladies returned to action today when they took on @bfcdublin in a pre-season friendly at The Athlone Town Stadium.
— Athlone Town AFC (@AthloneTownAFC) February 3, 2024
The game ended in a 2 - 2 draw and here are the Athlone goals scored by Gillian Keenan and Madison Gibson#PrideOfTheMidlands pic.twitter.com/8XqPsKovcl
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