Big game for Le Havre, they are hopeful of getting into the promotion hunt and are "going" for results at present, if they lose the odd match along the way then so be it, but they are no longer so fearful of losing. They collected a hard earned win on that terrible pitch at Ajaccio last week and sit just six points off the promotion places, this is the first (and easiest) of four starts in a row against top seven teams and they will be targeting maximum points today, ahead of a trip to Monaco next week.

Interesting fixtures tonight, clubgowi have previewed four and those of you signed up to receive the free newsletter (look right !) have already received two of them, for the rest of you, here are a few snippets from today's email.

Championship:

Big game for "our " Watford tonight, as they would move up into second place in the Championship (which would give us the top two) with a win at Bristol City.

League 2 : Oxford United - Burton Albion

Serie A:

On the road, Genoa are 2-2-6, but have only conceded 13 goals, just one less than 3rd placed Lazio, they are well organised, disciplined and keep their shape well, they have performed well against the top clubs conceding just two goals and collecting five points from visits to Lazio, Udinese, Milan and Inter.

No Andrea Pirlo or Giorgio Chielleni for Juventus, who even given their resources, face a daunting 17 days with Serie A matches against Chievo and Fiorentina, a Champions League trip to Glasgow and Coppa Italia semi final against Lazio.

#1 This will be Swansea's 12th start in the last six weeks, which is even more daunting when you note that in that sequence they will have played Tottenham, Manchester United, Arsenal (twice), Everton and Chelsea (twice). I do not feel they have the resources for that and it is going to catch them out somewhere down the line, if not tonight, then at some stage soon.

Big game for both clubs, the visitors will go level on points with Juventus at the top of the table with a win, at least for a couple of hours, that seemed impossible just a month ago when the gap was eight points and looked more likely to widen than close.

Swans to come unstuck yet again against Toffees