Oldham Athletic Association Football Club, nicknamed the Latics, is a historic English football club based in Oldham, Greater Manchester, currently competing in Football League Two. They play their home matches at Boundary Park, a traditional ground known for its famous "Rochdale Road End". Founded in 1895, the club has a rich history, spending 68 seasons in the top flight of English football. Their peak era came in the early 1990s under manager Joe Royle, when they reached the Football League Cup final and achieved promotion to the inaugural Premier League in 1991, with a squad featuring stars like Andy Ritchie and Earl Barrett. The modern era has been challenging, with the club suffering a painful fall down the divisions and losing its Football League status in 2022 before making a swift return. The club is defined by its resilient, working-class fan base who have endured significant turmoil. Oldham Athletic is a club with a proud past, fighting to reclaim its place in the footballing landscape.