The Jonny-Rocks Stadium plays host to Cheltenham Town for the first time in 2022 when Burton Albion visit on Saturday (kick-off: 3pm).
It's another key afternoon in the Robins season in a week which has seen a number of players both arrive and exit the club.
January may be well known for transfer dealings away from the pitch, and it's certainly been a busy start for the club, but all focus is on what happens on the grass on Saturday afternoon.
Buy your match tickets for the game online. Make sure you purchase before midnight on Friday to save £2 on each ticket.
You can read our information guide about attending Saturday's game online too.
Team news
There are potentially three new players who could be involved. New arrivals Ben Williams, Dan Nlundulu and Charlie Brown could all feature.
Will Boyle (pictured) may be involved again after his late appearance off the bench at Oxford, while Chris Hussey, Ellis Chapman and Grant Horton will have their fitness levels assessed.
Media talk
Michael Duff is expecting his team to have to fight for everything when Burton visit.
"The lads are going to have to run again, they are going to have to compete," he said to the press.
"The ball comes in the box. They've got brilliant energy, probably as hard working as anyone else in the League.
"They've got quality. They can go back to front, they've got a long throw, so it can come in from anywhere so you've got to be good at that.
"When we played them at their place for the first 20 minutes we never got a foothold in the game and we ended up defending for 25 minutes. They really squeeze you.
"If you invite them on they are coming on. It's going to be a really difficult game."
You can see his full press conference exclusively on iFollow where you can also watch Conor Thomas' pre-match thoughts.
Opposition
The Brewers head into Saturday's match narrowly above Cheltenham in the table. That was thanks to a comprehensive 4-1 win over Crewe Alexandra last time out.
One of their goal scorers that afternoon, Daniel Jebbison, could feature on Saturday. Last season he became the youngest player to score in their first start in the Premier League when he found the net for Sheffield United. He's on loan at Burton from the Blades and is their leading goal scorer so far this season.
Their forward line is also boosted by the quality of 30-year-old Kane Hemmings, while in midfield the lively former Robins loanee, Jacob Maddox, is an option for them with the 23-year-old on loan from Portuguese side Vitória.
The likes of captain John Brayford, Deji Oshilaja and former Manchester United left back Cameron Borthwick-Jackson offer good experience to fall back on, while former Chelsea and Hamburger SV man Michael Mancienne also has plenty of knowhow to offer.
The manager: Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink
A former Premier League star striker, Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink recently passed his anniversary as Burton Albion manager in what is his second spell in charge of the Pirelli Stadium side.
He has also managed at QPR and Northampton Town in the Football League, while he also spent time managing Belgian club Royal Antwerp after a wonderful playing career where he played at the top level and on the international stage.
His club sides included the likes of Chelsea, Atletico Madrid, Boavista and Middlesbrough, of whom he represented in the UEFA Cup final, while he also earned 23 caps for Netherlands.
Tickets
Tickets are available to buy online and on the day at the game. If you buy before midnight on Friday you save £2 on each ticket.
Buy on the day from the matchday ticket point in the car park for standing tickets, for the Autovillage Stand from the ticket office and for the Colin Farmer Stand from near to the Parklands turnstiles.
If you are collecting pre-paid tickets you can do this from the matchday ticket point next to the bowls club in the car park, or if you are sitting in the Colin Farmer Stand from the Parklands turnstiles.
Match programme
The front cover star and big interview in the match programme is with Callum Wright after his New Year's Day goal at Oxford United.
There are also interviews with Owen Evans and new signing Ben Williams, as well as the thoughts of boss Michael Duff and lots of other reads.
You can buy the programme at the stadium for £3 while it is also available to purchase online.
Coverage
Social media: Keep a track of events by following @CTFCofficial on Twitter. There will also be goal updates available on the club's Facebook and Instagram accounts.
Radio: Listen to full match commentary with an iFollow match audio pass. There's also commentary locally on BBC Radio Gloucestershire.
Website: After the game check out the club website to read the match report and to watch the post-match interviews.
Highlights: You'll be able to watch back the key moments with highlights available on iFollow, YouTube and on Quest and Sky Sports.