Boxing Day football comes to the Jonny-Rocks Stadium on Thursday when Plymouth Argyle are the visitors (kick-off: 3pm).
It's a big test for Michael Duff's Cheltenham side who see out 2019 at home ahead of Sunday's final match of the calendar year at Northampton.
Plymouth boast an excellent squad at this level and will have one eye on earning promotion back into League One at the first attempt this season.
It's the second meeting between the two clubs this season. Back in September a 2-0 win down at Home Park was a noteworthy away showing for Duff's charges who will be pushed to the max again on Boxing Day in front of a healthy home attendance.
Tickets for the match are available to buy online and will also be available on the day on the turnstiles in home areas.
Team news
Reuben Reid misses out against his former club, as does Luke Varney who is continuing his rehabilitation after knee surgery.
Conor Thomas has returned to fitness as a late substitute in the draw at Port Vale, with Josh Debayo also gaining minutes in the same game having come back into contention following surgery. He could line up at left wing back with Ryan Broom having filled in there at Vale.
Watch Michael Duff looking ahead to the match:
It's a busy period for the team around the festive period. Watch the most recent action from training ahead of Plymouth's visit:
Opposition
The off field problems at Macclesfield Town meant that Boxing Day's opponents game at Moss Rose was postponed last time out. They've not played since an FA Cup second round replay defeat to Bristol Rovers and haven't had a League Two game since Saturday 14 December when they earned a 3-0 win over Morecambe.
They'll come into the game at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium fresh and ready with the vocal support of a big away following.
Their boss, Ryan Lowe, knows all too well what it takes to lead a team to promotion at this level having achieved the feat with Bury last season ahead of their demise before they took their place in this season's League One line-up.
He made the long move south to lead a Plymouth team who have used the loan market to bolster their goalkeeping department this term with the 23-year-old Alex Palmer their man to rely on with the gloves.
In front of him their defensive set-up features the likes of Leeds United man Scott Wootton, Chelsea loanee Josh Grant and the highly experienced Gary Sawyer.
In midfield they're guided by the dangerous Danny Mayor, with Gloucester born Joe Edwards and former Crewe man George Cooper, while Jamaica international Joel Grant is a threat going forward.
Their striking options include ex-Ipswich Town front man Billy Clarke, while Dom Telford, who won promotion in Lowe's Bury team last season, offers plenty of energy at the highest point of the pitch. Ryan Taylor has a more sizeable presence that can be called upon if necessary.
They've been better at home this season than on their travels, however as they hover just outside of the play-off places only four points behind the Robins they'll make the journey up the M5 desperate to claw themselves into the promotion spots as they reach the end of 2019.
Earlier on this season
Luke Varney and a Will Aimson own goal helped Cheltenham to three points and made it four unbeaten at Home Park earlier in the season.
A crowd of 8,956 watched as after hitting the crossbar early on through Chris Hussey, Varney headed in the games first goal with a well-taken effort from Sean Long's good cross from the right.
After the break Plymouth were up and at it in their search for an equaliser. However they couldn't find a way through and right at the death a quick counter-attack saw Alex Addai feed a ball into Ryan Broom and he lifted an effort towards goal that deflected in off Aimson to seal victory.
Watch the highlights from that game back in September below:
Tickets
The ticket office is open from midday for fans wanting to buy tickets and away travel for upcoming away matches at Northampton and Newport County and for ticket collections.
Turnstiles open at 1.30pm with tickets available to buy on the gate. Seating in the Colin Farmer Stand is severely limited, though there is seating available in the Autovillage Stand. There are spaces in the standing areas in the Paddock, Tunnel and Speedy Skips Stand. You can buy online in advance of the game.
The club shop is also open from midday selling CTFC merchandise and match programmes.
Match programme
Pick up your copy of the match programme by purchasing from the club shop or from a number of outlets around the stadium.
The big interview is with midfield man Chris Clements as he looks back at the Mansfield Town side he earned promotion with earlier in his career and how it compares to this current Cheltenham side.
There's also an interview with captain Ben Tozer as he gets set to take on his hometown club plus features with Josh Debayo and Ryan Broom.
You can also read an interview with Ladies boss Alex Cheal, the pre-match thoughts of manager Michael Duff and chairman Andy Wilcox, plus lots more focused on the day's opposition and looking back at the Robins 2019.
Coverage
Check out @CTFCofficial on Twitter for updates and team news. The club's Facebook page will also have score updates during the game.
You can watch the game by tuning in on iFollow and by purchasing a match pass for £10.
Following the full time whistle log onto the club website to read the match report and watch reaction from inside the camp to the result.