Sligo head to Westmeath after picking up their first win of the season in Cup action.
Athlone Town will be looking to overcome some familiar faces when they welcome Sligo Rovers to the midlands this weekend.
Former Town manager Tommy Hewitt, and ex-player Muireann Devaney are now plying their trade for the Bit O' Red.
Rovers have been struggling for form this season with just three draws from their 11 league outings.
They did manage to pick up their first victory of the year in the FAI Cup against Terenure last weekend.
Athlone can return to the summit of the Women's Premier Division if they win and Shelbourne drop points against Cork City.
The midlanders were beaten last time out in their meeting with Peamount United in Dublin.
Kick off at Athlone Town Stadium is on Saturday at 7.30pm.
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