Nottingham Forest will be looking to secure a massive win in the Sky Bet Championship tomorrow night, as the Reds prepare to take on Reading at the City Ground.
Sabri Lamouchi's side returned to winning ways with a comfortable 3-1 win over Luton Town at the weekend, where goals from Lewis Grabban and Joe Lolley helped secure an impressive comeback.
That result leaves Forest sitting fifth in the Sky Bet Championship table, five points off the automatic promotion places with a game in hand on the teams above them.
That game in hand will be played tomorrow night, as Lamouchi's men prepare to play host to Reading on Trentside, only two weeks since their dramatic encounter at the Madejski Stadium.
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Forest chucked away a 1-0 lead in the 96th minute, when Tobias Figueiredo put the ball into his own net, 30 seconds after Ben Watson had put the Reds into the lead.
The Reds will now be looking for revenge, and with Leeds United and West Bromwich Albion both losing at the weekend, a win would see them go third, two points off second place.
Here, we take a look at two tweaks Lamouchi could make to his starting XI against Reading...
Joao Carvalho in
Forest were impressive in midfield at the weekend, with Ben Watson, Samba Sow and Tiago Silva all impressing and creating the right blend in the middle of the park.
The latter's set pieces proved to be a continuous threat for the Reds, but on Wednesday night, he could well be rested after playing the full 90 minutes against Luton.
This could mean a potential return to the side for Joao Carvalho, who came on as a substitute in the dying embers of the encounter on Sunday afternoon.
It really is time for the attacking midfielder to step up and prove his worth, amid speculation constantly linking him with moves away from the City Ground.
Ryan Yates in
There could also be another change in midfield if Lamouchi decides to freshen things up a bit, and Samba Sow could be replaced by Ryan Yates.
Sow was excellent at the weekend, putting in an array of solid challenges and adding real drive to the midfield, but he has only just recovered from a lengthy spell on the sidelines.
This, therefore, could mean that two games in the space of four days could be too much for the Mali midfielder to handle at this stage, which could give scope for Yates to come in.
The homegrown ace will be looking to make an impact if called upon, and he is a similar type of player to Sow in the sense that he is a box-to-box player who loves a battle in central midfield.
It's a like-for-like change that could work really well indeed.