Newport County will be hoping to maintain their impressive home form on Saturday as they welcome Colchester United to Rodney Parade (15:00 BST).
The Exiles have made their home ground something of a fortress this season, racking up ten wins in front of their own supporters, compared to just three victories on the road.
As Colchester arrive sitting eighth in the League Two table and aim to continue their pursuit of a play-off spot, County head coach Nelson Jardim knows his side face a considerable test.
"We know Colchester are top of the form table, we know it's going to be a tough game," he said.
Despite the challenge, Jardim is confident that familiar surroundings will once again play into Newport's hands.
"Home games are massive for us, and we know that," the 46-year-old added.
"We speak with the players, and some of them tell me they feel more comfortable playing at home."
County's youthful squad features several players with Under-21 international experience and Jardim admits that making the transition to senior football, particularly on the road, has posed its challenges.
"The U21s level doesn't prepare the players for this type of atmosphere, especially when we're playing away," he said.
"You can tell they feel more comfortable, or more confident, when they play at home."
The Exiles, who have two further home games and two away trips to come after Saturday, are expected to be boosted by the return of key attacking duo Courtney Baker-Richardson and Kyle Hudlin.
