Wigan manager Roberto Martinez is likely to be without Hendry Thomas and Marcelo Moreno for the visit of Hull to the DW Stadium.
Thomas has missed the last four matches with a quad injury and the midfielder is yet to resume full training.
Striker Moreno came off in the first half with a calf problem against West Ham last weekend and is now nursing his hamstring.
Wigan chairman Dave Whelan insists staying in the Barclays Premier League has to be the club's goal again next season.
Wigan Athletic have only performed averagely at home, winning 3 and losing 2 of their last six. The Latics's have scored 6 goals in these games, but conceded an alarming 7.
The away form of Hull City is pretty dire, collecting just 1 solitary point from the last six. The Tigers have conceded 14 goals in these games, and only hit 3 in reply.
Whelan, who has seen the club spectacularly climb the pyramid from the backwaters of non-league football to the top flight appears to have lost none of his enthusiasm despite a roller-coaster ride.
Hull striker Jan Vennegoor of Hesselink could return to the side.
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