Fulham welcome Blackburn Rovers to Craven Cottage as they play their game in hand on their rivals in the Championship.
The game comes hot on the heels of the sensational victory up in Newcastle where Tom Cairney and Ryan Sessegnon goals ensured Slavisa Jokanovic's side beat the league leaders at in their own back garden.
But now, relegation threatened Blackburn are the opponents and they will pose a different test to the one faced on Saturday, but a win for the Cottagers will take them into the play-off places, above Sheffield Wednesday.
Ahead of the game, here's some key information.
When and where?
The game is at Craven Cottage and kicks off at 7.45pm.
Team news
Fulham: Scott Parker will sit the game out as a result of back problems while Floyd Ayite won't be risked. Lucas Piazon is still recovering from his fractured jaw although he has taken part in fitness training.
Blackburn: Corry Evans is out with a groin injury while Charlie Mulgrew and Sam Gallagher face late checks.
Manager views
Slavisa Jokanovic: “Newcastle is in the past now. We are now concentrating on what is in front of us. We don't live in the past. We live in the present and future,” the Fulham boss said.
“We take confidence from it and that's it. We have games in front of us in the Championship. We are fighting with some teams who have more points than us at the moment.
“We're going to try and cut the distance to the top six. This is our fight right now and Blackburn is solely what we're thinking of in this moment.”
Tony Mowbray: “We’ll be ready for it, we know we’re playing against probably the form team in the league at the moment who had a fantastic result at St James’ at the weekend.
“We know it’s a tough ask but it’s a game where there is not a full programme, it’s a game in hand, and we have to look to take some points and put some pressure on the teams around us.
“It’s a tough ask but it’s a challenge we’re looking forward to."
Fancy a flutter?
Match winner
Fulham: 8/13
Draw: 16/5
Blackburn: 9/2
First goal scorers
Fulham: Chris Martin 10/3, Gohi Cyriac 9/2, Sone Aluko 9/2, Tom Cairney 5/1, Neeskens Kebano 11/2.
Blackburn: Danny Graham 7/1, Sam Gallagher 7/1, Anthony Stokes 10/1, Lucas Joao 10/1, Marcus Emnes 10/1.
Match officials
Referee: Andy Davies
Assistants: Geoffrey Russell and Steven Meredith
Fourth official: Stephen Martin
