Tonight two of League Two's leading sides come head-to-head at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium as Cambridge United make the trip to Gloucestershire (kick-off: 7pm).
It's a second against third clash under the lights in what is set to be the Robins toughest examination in the division up to this point in the campaign.
Boosted though by an excellent home win over Walsall on Saturday, plus a winning run in all competitions of four matches, Michael Duff's charges will look ahead to the game with plenty of excitement at the possibility of building on their excellent first quarter of the campaign with a winning result.
The match is available to watch this evening on iFollow if you purchase a match pass.
Team news
There are no new injury concerns heading into tonight's game. Sean Long remains out of action though he is progressing well on the training ground with his recovery from a hip operation.
Watch Michael Duff's pre-match press conference as he looked ahead to tonight's encounter.
Opposition
Without a game on Saturday after a late postponement because of covid-19 against Southend United, Cambridge head into tonight's fixture on 24 points from 12 matches this season and occupy third position.
They've played a game less than the Robins and have a point less but have enjoyed a superb campaign so far under the guidance of manager Mark Bonner.
The Abbey Stadium outfit have pulled off a number of impressive results, beating the likes of Salford City, Newport County AFC, Port Vale and Carlisle United in their run to the automatic promotion positions.
In goalkeeper Dimitar Mitov they have a goalkeeper who has been at the club since 2017 and who offers a steady presence at the back of the pitch.
In front of him defensively 30-year-old Greg Taylor has been a loyal servant in their camp, Kyle Knoyle offers a real threat going forward as a full back, academy graduate Harry Darling has made an impact since breaking through while others such as Bristol City loanee Robbie Cundy and Leon Davies are options potentially too.
Their midfield line-up features ex-Stevenage man Paul Digby. He's joined by Great Yarmouth born Luke Hannant, with the likes of Ipswich Town loanee Idris El Mizouni and MK Dons loan player Hiram Boateng all in with a big chance of being involved as well.
It is up top where they've impressed with Paul Mullin's goals this season, while Joe Ironside offers a good physical threat and Scottish striker Andrew Dallas joins Harvey Knibbs in helping to make up their attacking force.
The manager: Mark Bonner
Mark Bonner has been head coach of Cambridge since January 2020 when after an impressive caretaker spell he was offered the job on a full time basis.
It's proven to be a shrewd decision by the U's board. He has led them to the top end of League Two in what is his first full season in charge.
Previously the 34-year-old has worked in their academy since 2011 and has now worked his way up to the main job in the dugout.
He is assisted by former Aldershot Town manager Gary Waddock - the 58-year-old providing useful experience to fall back on as his number two.
One to watch: Paul Mullin
Paul Mullin has been in red hot form for Cambridge this season and has found the back of the net 13 times in all competitions.
The 26-year-old joined permanently in the summer after a loan spell during the previous campaign from Tranmere Rovers who he helped gain promotion into League One previously in his time at Prenton Park.
Previously he has also represented Huddersfield Town, Morecambe and Swindon Town and is currently the leading scorer in League Two.
Watch the match on iFollow
You can purchase a match pass for £10 and subscribe to watch this evening's game online.
A match pass is available to buy online to watch the full 90 minute coverage on iFollow.
Match programme
The match programme for tonight's fixture is available to buy in either print or digital format.
The big interview is with defender Lewis Freestone who looks back on his first few months at the club.
There are also features with Matty Blair and Andy Williams, plus the thoughts of Michael Duff, a look at the opposition, while under-18s defender Harvey Skurek is also on interview.
You can buy the print version and have it posted to you online for £2.50.
Meanwhile the digital version is available to download to your device for just £2.
Coverage
Keep up to date with the action this evening by following @CTFCofficial on Twitter for team news, match updates and photos.
There's also score updates and team news available on the club's Facebook page and Instagram account.
After the game check out the club website for reaction to the full time result and to read a report.
Extended highlights of the match will be available to view on iFollow too.