It's a top six in League Two encounter at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium tonight as Cheltenham Town play host to Newport County AFC (kick-off: 7pm).
Two sides enjoying good seasons in the division meet this evening under the lights in what is being billed as a tight encounter between two similar sides.
Newport are second in the table having enjoyed another excellent campaign at this level so far, while Cheltenham, who are sixth, are three points behind this evening's Welsh visitors.
The match is available to watch in full online this evening if you purchase a match pass on iFollow.
Team news
Michael Duff is still expected to be missing Liam Sercombe, Chris Hussey and Scott Flinders from tonight's squad.
Tahvon Campbell's loan to FC Halifax Town rules him out, while there may be a place in the squad again for Sean Long after his first appearance on return from injury at Bolton Wanderers on Saturday.
Watch Michael Duff's pre-match press conference online ahead of the match.
Opposition
Going into the game Newport County are without a win in five League Two matches, while in that run they also took Premier League side Brighton & Hove Albion all the way to penalty kicks in the FA Cup third round.
Despite not winning recently they still occupy second position and an automatic promotion spot after a superb campaign so far, boosted by an excellent start that saw them win eight of their first ten league games.
In goal Tom King has recently returned to the team after a good performance against Brighton. Nick Townsend had been their regular stopper for most of the campaign till late.
Brandon Cooper's loan spell coming to an end and returning to Swansea City has been a blow, but they still include the experience of Mickey Demetriou in their back line, with the likes of verstaile Scot Bennett and former Peterborough United man Liam Shephard adding quality.
In midfield they will miss the presence of Josh Sheehan this evening after he was red carded in their weekend draw with Salford City.
But despite that former Cheltenham loanee Joss Labadie brings good leadership in the middle of the park with Irishman Jamie Devitt bringing good quality on loan from League One Blackpool.
Their attack boasts the physical presence of Ryan Taylor and experience of both Padraig Amond and Kevin Ellision, while Tristan Abrahams and West Brom loanee Owen Windsor, who scored for Grimsby at the Jonny-Rocks Stadium earlier in the season, add to a number of attack minded options at the top of the pitch.
The manager: Michael Flynn
A four time former player, a former academy manager and now first team manager since March 2017, Newport County have enjoyed some brilliant times under the guidance of boss Michael Flynn.
Assisted by his number two Wayne Hatswell, the 40-year-old has caught the eye as one of the Football League's brightest young managers since he took charge in south Wales.
In his playing days after starting at Newport he also represented the likes of Wigan Athletic, Barry Town, Gillingham, Blackpool and Bradford City until he returned to Wales to end his time playing in Welsh non-league football with Undy Athletic before he re-joined the set-up at Rodney Parade.
One to watch: Mickey Demetriou
Over the past few seasons Mickey Demetriou has played a significant role in the success Newport have enjoyed in League Two and in their noteworthy FA Cup runs.
The 30-year-old brings good experience to their set-up and is an established member of their squad who joined on a free transfer in January 2017 having left Shrewsbury Town in 2016 with an injury.
He has risen from non-league to play in the Football League, beginning his career with Worthing and Bognor Regis Town, where after a spell playing in Spain, he featured for Eastbourne Borough before making a big impression at National League standard with Kidderminster Harriers over three years.
Match programme
Copies of tonight's match programme are available to purchase from the club's online shop.
Alex Addai is the big interview as he looks back on his loan stint at Maidenhead United and his return to Cheltenham and what he is hoping to bring to the side in the second half of the campaign.
Also featured are Josh Griffiths, Michael Duff, under-18s boss Pete Haynes as well as plenty on the night's opposition.
A print copy is on sale for £2.50 and can be ordered online, while a digital download version is available for £2 online too.
Watch the match on iFollow
The game is available to watch in full this evening online on the club's iFollow channel.
To watch, subscribe to purchase a match pass and then enjoy the game from home. A match pass is available for £10.
Coverage
Twitter is the best place to keep up to date with regular updates of tonight's match. Follow @CTFCofficial for all the build up, team news, match updates and live photos from the game.
There will also be score updates available on the club's Facebook page and Instagram account.
Following the full time whistle you can read a match report on the club website, while there will be the post-game thoughts of manager Michael Duff available to view too.
Extended highlights will be available to watch on iFollow.