Check out all you need to know ahead of Nottingham Forest's clash against Rotherham United at The City Ground, in association with Football Index.
Chris Hughton will be in the home dugout at The City Ground for the first time as he looks to build on The Reds' first win of the season on Saturday.
A fine away performance saw Forest pick up the victory at Blackburn and there were plenty of positives to take into Tuesday night's match as the games come thick and fast.
Rotherham have made a decent start to the season since their promotion from League One but suffered a home defeat against Norwich City on the weekend.
Team news
The latest team news from the Nottingham Forest dressing room can be found here.
Forest thoughts
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From the opposition
Rotherham manager Paul Warne will be absent from the dugout on Tuesday night as he continues his self-isolation after a family member tested positive for coronavirus, but he knows what to expect from Nottingham Forest.
He said: "A Chris Hughton side will always be organised, and as we know about him, he’s a winner. He’s got teams promoted to the Premier League and it is some coup to get him at any club. Obviously, they’ve got Anthony Knockaert in as well now.
"You look at their front four and it’s probably the best in the league. Behind them they have Colback and Yates, so from a team view they are excellent. They have the quality to be in the top six, as they were for the majority of last season. They won at Blackburn at the weekend, which was an excellent result as well, it will be a very tough game."
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Referee
Stephen Martin from Staffordshire will take charge of Tuesday night's match.
Martin has taken charge of three games so far this season in the Championship and Carabao Cup, showing six yellow cards.
He has officiated eight Forest games in his career, with The Reds winning five and drawing two of those, including the 4-0 win at QPR and the 1-0 victory away to Cardiff last season.
Other fixtures
To be played at 7.45pm unless otherwise stated:
Tuesday
Bristol City vs Middlesbrough
Coventry vs Swansea
Huddersfield vs Derby
Millwall vs Luton
Norwich vs Birmingham
Reading vs Wycombe (8pm)
Wednesday
Cardiff vs Bournemouth
QPR vs Preston
Sheffield Wednesday vs Brentford
Stoke vs Barnsley
Watford vs Blackburn
