Nottingham Forest take on fellow Sky Bet Championship promotion hopefuls Brentford on Tuesday night.
are currently fourth in the table, one point and one place above the Bees.
So there is all to play for when the sides meet at Griffin Park (7.45pm).
While have been without a game this weekend, Brentford were in FA Cup fourth round action on Saturday.
Head coach Thomas Frank made nine changes as his side were beaten 1-0 by Leicester City in West London.
Frank fielded six players aged 20 or under in the starting line-up.
They gave a good account of themselves but Kelechi Iheanacho's early strike was enough to send the Foxes through to the last 16.
Brentford, meanwhile, clearly had one eye on the league showdown with .
"Of course the Tuesday game is more important, but we wanted to win both games," said Frank.
"A lot of players did well. It is difficult to praise some in front of others because more of less everybody played to a seven or eight out of 10.
"I'm proud of the team, especially with the performance we put in there.
"We got 1-0 down after four minutes to a bit of Premier League brilliance with a beautiful pass.
"Maybe we should have done better inside the box. After that we put so much intensity into it.
"We were brave on the ball. We wanted to play forward. We pressed high. We did everything we wanted to do as Brentford Football Club.
"We deserved at least a draw. Potentially we could have won this game so I'm proud of the boys."
