On Saturday Cheltenham Town welcome AFC Wimbledon to the Jonny-Rocks Stadium (kick-off: 3pm).
It is meeting number three for the season between the two clubs having already met twice at Wimbledon's brand new Cherry Red Records Stadium home in the FA Cup second round and in the first League meeting between the two this season.
That League game was the first time the two clubs have faced one another at this level, and Saturday's game is the first home League One fixture for the Robins against the Dons.
Tickets for the match are available to buy online up until midday on the day of the game. Make sure you purchase before midnight on Friday though to save £2 on matchday prices.
Team news
Kion Etete is facing a race to be fit with parent club Tottenham Hotspur set to make a decision on his fitness.
Fellow striker George Lloyd (pictured) returned to the team last weekend at Morecambe, however other strikers Dan Nlundulu and Charlie Brown will be unavailable due to injury.
Conor Thomas has the possibility of being fit on his return from a calf problem.
Media talk
Despite Saturday's visitors current fight to stay in the division, Michael Duff has warned his players that they are very much capable of producing a performance that could see them win the latest outing between the sides this season.
"I think Wimbledon have been better in the two games we've played against them so we know we need to be better," he said.
"The biggest warning shot in the world is we played Crewe who were bottom of the League and had just lost seven on the spin, and got beat, so hopefully for the players that will have been a warning shot for them.
"We're not that big a team where we can rock up and say 'Wimbledon haven't won for a while so we'll be all right'. They went to Plymouth a couple of games ago and for the first half an hour dominated."
Watch the full press conference with Duff previewing the match here on iFollow.
Opposition
Without a win since early December, AFC Wimbledon are just about keeping their heads above the relegation zone on goal difference and with a game in hand on the bottom four.
They are 18 without a win in League fixtures going into Saturday and have slipped to three consecutive defeats as they target the points needed to hoist themselves out of the threat of a place in League Two next season.
Their youthful side is led by skipper Alex Woodyard in the middle of the pitch who will be hoping he can use his experience to drag them to safety. Alongside him in midfield ex-Chelsea youngster Luke McCormick has caught the eye this season, while the lively Ayoub Assal will be one to watch having already caused the Robins problems this season in the FA Cup second round.
They sold key front man Ollie Palmer to Wrexham in January so they are hoping the goals will come from Scotland under-21 international Dapo Mebude and Terry Ablade who is on loan from Fulham.
At the back Ben Heneghan adds experience in the middle of defence, while left-sided defender Lee Brown will be aiming to contribute significantly having signed during the January transfer window.
The manager: Mark Robinson
Now permanently in charge for over a year, Mark Robinson was first appointed interim boss in January 2021 of the Dons, and he helped guide them to League One safety last season.
He'll be looking to repeat the same feat this time around at a club he has worked at since 2004 in various roles having worked in their academy set-up.
It's his first management role in senior football. He played youth football for Fulham but was prevented from furthering his career due to injury.
Previous meeting
Aaron Cosgrave's late equaliser ensured AFC Wimbledon and Cheltenham finished level when they met in the League back at the start of February at the Cherry Red Records Stadium in the capital.
Ayoub Assal had given the Dons the lead after only eight minutes, but a first half double from Alfie May ensured the Robins led for much of the game.
May's first came from excellent work by Kion Etete and his second was from the penalty spot before Cosgrave levelled towards the final stages of the evening.
Tickets
It's possible to buy tickets online up until midday on the day of the game. If you purchase before midnight on Friday you can save £2 on each match ticket.
You can buy tickets from the ticket office on matchday for the Autovillage Stand. For the standing areas from the matchday sales point in the car park and for the Colin Farmer Stand from next to the Parklands turnstiles.
If you are collecting pre-paid tickets then these are available from the matchday sales point in the car park next to the bowls club. For the Colin Farmer Stand they're available from next to the Parklands turnstiles.
Match programme
January arrival Ben Williams is the big interview in Saturday's programme which is available to buy around the stadium for £3.
There are also features with Elliot Bonds, Michael Duff, chairman David Bloxham and some other interesting reads to enjoy.
If you are not at the game you can also buy the programme online.
Coverage
Social media: Follow @CTFCofficial for updates on Twitter. You can also stay up to date on the latest score on the club's Facebook and Instagram
Listen: Head online and purchase an audio match pass for £2.50 for iFollow
Website: Post-game you can read a match report on the club website and see reaction from inside the camp
Highlights: Extended highlights will be available to watch on iFollow. You can also view shorter highlights on YouTube, Quest and Sky Sports