Fenlon has experience at his disposal

Bohemians will take a huge step towards retaining the league title with a win over Sligo Rovers at Dalymount Park tonight, kick-off 7.35pm.

In-form striker Paddy Madden is set to start for Bohs and manager Pat Fenlon has almost a full squad at his disposal.

Ken Oman’s calf injury means he will not play again this season, but Jason McGuinness, Owen Heary and Mark Rossiter are all back in training and may be fit to play.

Fenlon said: “Experience counts even more than usual at this stage in the season and we will need the experienced players.

“It was great in Galway to look at the bench and see that we had the likes of Glen Crowe, Neale Fenn to call on.

“There’s no big prize if we don’t win the next game.

“Sligo have given us tough games this season. They’re one of the best teams in the country if everybody’s fit. We have to keep focused.”

Rovers have no new injury concerns going into the game but boss Paul Cook must plan without Danny Ventre who is suspended.

Long-term injury victim Richard Brush remains out as he recovers from a broken wrist.