It Tuesday so it must be Belgium the B2net Stadium.
After seeing off Steve FC in the second football for a fiver game of the season we pay a delayed visit to Chesterfield, the team we beat 3 - 1 in the first.
It shows just how quickly things can change in football that that September win took us a massive three points clear at the top for the first time, Paul Hayes scored his first, and last, Valley goal for Charlton and Leon Clarke won the penalty that lead to the visitors strike.
Chesterfield have been near or in the bottom four for most of the season. They are on a mini-revival which has seen them win five and draw one of their last eight including a home win over Sheffield Wednesday but they still sit bottom of the league.
So an easy win then? Well, it was also top v bottom when we faced Rochdale and that didn't quite work out as we all hoped.
Chris Powell seems unlikely, despite this being the third of five midweek games in six weeks, to make any changes given the unsettling affect of the positional and player switches (some forced others not) in the Dale game. Add to that what seems to be his preferred starting XI won convincingly on Saturday.
The focus since Saturday has been on BWP ending his scoring drought but perhaps more significantly the defence kept a clean sheet for the first time in five. This side can play some great, expressive, attacking football at times but its success has been built on the meanest defence for many a year, maybe ever in the club's history.
Another shut-out for the fantastic five and another three points after Jackson, Wiggins and BWP all score in a 3 - 0 win.
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Easy win (expecting the usual 'dont get cocky' responses;-) ) 3-0
We are the far better team, the motivation is there and we have the best manager in this division.
Dont change the team, keep creating great chances, and lets hope a few more of them go in this time.
Defence deserve another clean sheet.
Unchanged team with a 2-0 win
Should be an easy game for us 3-0, COYR!!
But realism is boring, so I reckon it's a 0-0 deadlock until substitute Leon Clarke scores with a 93rd minute winner against his old club, breaking hearts and spilling flasks all over the stadium
That said, I'm still going for a 4-0 win, and BWP to get a brace to build on Saturday's goal /make amends for the five he missed (delete according to taste!)
I reckon Bournemouth will be more open, so there'll be more goals on Saturday.
BWP in particular will want to convert more of those opportunities into goals and the defence will be determined to retain another clean sheet: Reckon, 3-0 to us.
so 1-1 it is
2-0 win, BWP on the scoresheet again in front of the 674 travelling hordes.