Yeovil Town travel to Carrow Road tomorrow to take on table-toppers Norwich City in a game that kicks off at 3.00pm.
Tickets WILL be available on the day from Carrow Road for Yeovil fans wanting to see their team play in one of the division's most impressive stadiums.
The Canaries sit proudly at the top of the perch, five points clear of second-placed Leeds United and a whopping fourteen points clear of seventh placed Millwall making promotion more likely than not this season.
This campaign started in the worst possible fashion for the side relegated from the Championship when they were thumped 7-1 by local rivals Colchester United on the opening day of the season.
Despite winning their next game 4-0 against Yeovil in the Carling Cup, manager Bryan Gunn paid for the debacle with his job and Colchester manager Paul Lambert was recruited to rebuild the squad.
Since then, his quiet, unassuming style has completely turned round the season and the Canaries look certs to go up either through the playoffs or even automatically.
The previous league meeting between Yeovil and Norwich took place just before Christmas and was an absolute crackerjack of a 3-3 draw.
Dean Bowditch, who enjoyed nine years at Norwich's bitter rivals, Ipswich Town, opened the scoring before Chris Martin and Gary Doherty put the visitors 2-1 up. Shaun MacDonald equalised then Jonathan Obika put the Glovers in pole position for an unlikely win. The game had one final twist in it though as Doherty grabbed a sensational last gasp leveller.
It promises to be an open, attractive game tomorrow with both sides capable of playing a stylish brand of football. A Norwich fan who hadn't missed a single game this season would have watched more than 130 goals including seven against Paulton Rovers; five against Wycombe, Bristol Rovers and Colchester and four against Brighton and Leyton Orient as well as the League Cup tie at Huish Park.
All that said, the Glovers secured back-to-back wins with battling performances in the last two games against teams in the top ten. Walsall were beaten 1-0 at the Banks's Stadium before MK Dons were overcome by the same score last Saturday lifting Terry Skiverton's men into the top half again.
So why not fill up the car, sort out the sat-nav and set off for Norwich City? Could be a great game, should be entertaining and would be an excellent three points if the Glovers won.
COYG!
