Bristol Rovers welcome Carlisle United to the Memorial Stadium on Saturday in League One.
Carlisle sit rock bottom of the division and will feel they must win if they are to have any chance of staying up this season. Meanwhile, the Gas sit 12th in the table, 13 points off the play-offs with 13 games left to play and Rovers will feel that Saturday should be fairly straight forward.
However, anyone that was at the Fleetwood match earlier on this month will know that football isn't as simple as that. The Fisherman, who are also fighting for survival beat the Pirates at the Mem and Matt Taylor knows better than anyone that his side must be on their A-game if they are to be victorious on the weekend.
The Gas beat Saturday's opponents 1-0 in the north-east back in November where Andy Mangan was deputising in the Rovers dugout. Brentford loanee Tristan Crama saw red in that match and Taylor will be hoping his side can keep 11 players on the pitch on the weekend.
Taylor's squad has been decimated with injuries this season and what was a deep-filled squad has looked thin and wobbly as of late. Rovers' absentee list currently sits at eight and Gasheads will be hoping that that number doesn't increase before Saturday.
Here is how I think Rovers will line-up this weekend for the visit of Carlisle, with a key midfielder set to return.
1. GK: Jed Ward
The youngster has been preferred over loanee Matt Cox in recent weeks and I expect Rovers to carry on with the academy graduate between the sticks. | Getty Images
2. CB: James Connolly
This is an area where Taylor has a few options. The Gas played a back four for the first time under Taylor last weekend, with James Wilson and Tristan Crama in the heart of defence. However, I expect Rovers to revert to a back three with Connolly getting a chance on the weekend. | Getty Images
3. CB: James Wilson
The veteran has struggled in recent games, but so have all of Rovers' defenders. I think Taylor will opt for Wilson in the heart of defence purely because of his vast experience over his teammates. Photo: Tom Dulat
4. CB: Elkan Baggott
The Ipswich Town loanee has struggled in his first few games for Rovers. However, he came on against Northampton Town last weekend and put in a solid performance, picking up an assist. I think he will be chosen on the left-hand side of the back three as the left-footed player will add balance to Taylor's side. | Getty Images