There aren't too many local games for Cheltenham Town this season, but Saturday's home fixture with Oxford United does represent the closest the Robins will come to a 'derby' game this campaign (kick-off: 3pm).
It's a distance of 45 miles by road from the Jonny-Rocks Stadium to Oxford's Kassam Stadium, and a number of Oxford supporters will travel along the A40 to Gloucestershire on Saturday for what promises to be a good afternoon of football.
It is the first League meeting between the two clubs since January 2015, while Cheltenham haven't lost a league match to Oxford since January 2013.
Tickets for the match are available to purchase online. Buy before midnight on Friday to save £2 on matchday prices. You can buy on the day at the different ticket purchase points at the stadium. Please buy before heading to the turnstiles which are all cashless.
Team news
Having trained this week, forward Kyle Vassell could feature in the squad on his return to fitness.
Charlie Raglan (pictured) misses out against his former club but there's an otherwise fully fit squad to pick from.
Media talk
Manager Michael Duff is well aware of the challenge his team are set to face on Saturday.
"We are not going to get carried away because we had a good 45 minutes at Charlton," he told the media at his weekly press conference.
"They (Oxford) are a good team. They're in the top four or five for everything in the league. It is going to be a difficult game.
"We can pass the ball and get results against bigger teams - that's what we get from last week - but we don't kid ourselves that we've made it."
You can watch Duff's full press conference for free on iFollow, while midfielder Conor Thomas has also been speaking to the press to discuss his recent performances and Saturday's fixture.
Opposition
Without a win in their last two League One matches, Oxford United travel the short distance to Cheltenham on Saturday positioned 10th in the league table.
Having made the League One play-offs for the last two seasons they are a team who know how to pick up results at this level.
With the likes of attacking players Matty Taylor, Gavin Whyte and Dan Agyei, plus further quality throughout their squad in the shape of Cameron Brannagan, Steve Seddon and ex-Wolves midfielder James Henry, they are another solid outfit with strength in all departments to visit the Robins this season.
The manager: Karl Robinson
A Football League manager for 11 years, Karl Robinson has taken charge at MK Dons, Charlton Athletic and now Oxford since 2018.
The 40-year-old played non-league football when he was younger but it is as a manager and coach he has excelled after starting his coaching career in the youth academies at Liverpool and Blackburn Rovers.
Match programme
Available to purchase around the stadium on Saturday, the match programme for the game is priced at £3 and features Liam Sercombe as the big interview. The midfielder discusses the start to the Robins season in League One and his time with Oxford where he enjoyed two highly successful seasons.
There are also interviews with Taylor Perry and Mattie Pollock, words from chairman David Bloxham, the latest from the Community Trust, Ladies and under-18s, a look ahead to the day's opponents and much more.
As well as being able to buy on the day, you can purchase the match programme online.
Tickets
Buy before midnight on Friday to save £2 on matchday prices for the game. You can buy on the day but please do so before reaching the turnstiles as these are now cashless.
Autovillage Stand tickets are on sale from the ticket office, while Colin Farmer Stand tickets can be bought from a ticket point outside the Parklands turnstiles. Standing tickets are on sale from the ticket portakabin in the club car park.
Cash or credit/debit card are accepted and the ticket office is open all day in the lead up to kick-off.
Pre-paid tickets can be collected for the Autovillage Stand, Paddock, Tunnel and Speedy Skips Stand from the ticket portakabin, with Colin Farmer Stand pre-paid tickets available to collect from the Parklands turnstiles. Away fans can collect their tickets from the entrace to the Hazlewoods Stand.
Match sponsors
On Saturday we are pleased to be welcoming Gardner Garages Ltd to the Jonny-Rocks Stadium as match sponsors.
They are a local family owned business operating petrol forecourts and convenience stores throughout Cheltenham and the South West.
They have been fueling the Gloucestershire motorist for over 55 years and have expanded over the years into Wiltshire, Worcestershire and Herefordshire.
Family directors, Clive, Stella, Emma and Ashton Gardner have over 110 years combined experience in forecourt and convenience retailing and petrol runs through their veins!
Coverage
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.