The Spotland outfit travel to the capital aiming to halt a dismal three-match losing streak which has ended their hopes of securing the League Two title.
Yet they could still claim a runners-up spot behind champions Notts County if they can better Bournemouth's result at Chesterfield.
Hill's men have a far superior goal difference to the second-placed Cherries but lie one point behind them with one match remaining.
Hill and assistant Dave Flitcroft this week signed new two-year deals and the latter said: "We'll get to the summer and have a look back at what we have achieved, what we can build on and the success we have enjoyed."
