The Jonny-Rocks Stadium welcomes Ipswich Town on Tuesday night in what promises to be a great night of football at Cheltenham Town (kick-off: 7.45pm).
Ipswich visit Gloucestershire as one of many exciting opponents for the Robins who are back in League One for the first time since 2009.
It's yet another tough test for Michael Duff's men following their return to the third tier, but they will be up for the challenge with the pressure off and the possibility of earning a positive result against a team expected to be challenging at the top of the table come the end of the season.
Team news
If required, Michael Duff has options if he wishes to make changes to his starting line-up from the weekend.
Front man Kyle Vassell (pictured) is pushing for his first start after two substitute appearances while captain Ben Tozer will also be hoping to work his way into the side.
Media talk
Michael Duff spoke to the media on Monday morning to reflect on Saturday's game and Tuesday's encounter with the Tractor Boys.
"It's a free hit for us," he said. "I think the same as Wycombe and there are always leagues within leagues. They are not in our league, in terms of where we are expected to finish and I don't mean trying to finish fifth from bottom either, by the way.
"But I'd imagine if Ipswich aren't in the top two, they'll definitely be in the top six. Are we expected to be in the top six this year? I wouldn't have thought so. So it's just a realism to it."
Watch the full press conference with Duff exclusively on iFollow.
Front man Andy Williams has also been speaking to the media before the fixture.
Opposition
Still waiting for their first win this season, it won't be long till Ipswich are up and running, with the Tractor Boys boasting one of the strongest squads at League One level.
Their options going forward are plentiful. 18-year-old talent Louie Barry is on loan from Aston Villa, Kyle Edwards is a summer signing from West Brom, Joe Pigott offers physicality having also arrived in the summer, while Kayden Jackson, Macauley Bonne and James Norwood add to their armoury.
With the likes of Welsh duo Wes Burns and Lee Evans, plus Albanian youth international Armando Dobra also in their set-up, they will bring quality with them for their visit to Gloucestershire.
On the opening day they were held to a 2-2 draw by Morecambe. They then exited the Carabao Cup at the hands of Newport County AFC, while on Saturday a late goal saw them lose at Burton Albion.
The manager: Paul Cook
Back in March Paul Cook was appointed Ipswich boss, recruited to add to the three Football League promotions he's already gained as a manager.
He has previously managed at Southport, Sligo Rovers, Accrington Stanley, Chesterfield, Portsmouth and Wigan Athletic.
As a player he was a central midfielder who turned out for the likes of Wolves, Tranmere Rovers, Coventry City and Stockport County.
Tickets
You can purchase tickets for the game online throughout Tuesday. They can also be bought from the ticket office using either cash or card. If you are choosing to buy on the night it's recommended that you arrive early to avoid queueing.
Ticket purchases for seated areas need to be made from the ticket office, while for standing areas this can be done from the new ticket portakabin in the car park.
Pre-paid ticket collections are to be made from the portakabin. Fans are again advised to leave plenty of time before kick-off to pick up their tickets.
For more information about attending Tuesday's game take a look at our information guide.
Match programme
The 64-page match programme is available to buy around the stadium at a price of £3. You can also buy a copy online.
The big interview is with defender Lewis Freestone discussing his aims to make an impact at the club as he begins his second campaign as a Robins player.
There are also features with Alfie May, Liam Sercombe, Michael Duff, a detailed look at the night's opposition and much more.
Sponsors
We are delighted to be welcoming Cotswold Gas Solutions Ltd as our match sponsors for tonight's game.
They are a Cheltenham based mechanical installation company who work mainly within education and medical sectors.
Throughout the years they have been big supporters of local football in Cheltenham. They've sponsored several local young football teams from Charlton Rovers and have sponsored a number of matches here at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium too.
Garry Dabbs from Cotswold Gas Solutions was born in Cheltenham and lived in Ipswich for several years so is looking forward to a special night as the two town's respective teams face off against each other.
Coverage
Watch live: Tuesday's game is available to watch live on iFollow. Buy a match pass online for £10.
Social media: Follow @CTFCofficial on Twitter for team news and updates, CTFC on Facebook for score updates and @CTFCofficial on Instagram.
Website: Read the match report post-match and see reaction to the result from inside the camp.
Radio: Tune in to live commentary on BBC Radio Gloucestershire and on iFollow
Highlights: Watch extended highlights on iFollow, on YouTube, Quest and on Sky Sports