The midlanders made the perfect start to the season with back to back wins, but have since lost their last two games.
Dermot Lennon is hoping his side keep producing performances that will attract the crowds at Athlone Town Stadium.
The midlanders made the perfect start to the season with back to back wins, but have since lost their last two games.
Last time out Waterford left Lissywollen with three points thanks to a 1-0 win to leave Athlone Town fifth in the League of Ireland First Division after four games.
Lennon says he knows results and performances will have to keep coming:
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