Second placed Chester are our welcome visitors for the last of the 2.15 kick offs. The Stags and Bucks are also at home plus there's England v Wales in HD straight after the games - so if you've been missing your weekly rugby fix it's time to fill your boots - and glass.
In the last few weeks we've been on the road against some of the higher placed sides in Rossendale, Lymm and Bradford & Bingley. We took points from the first two, and could have had more, but last week the Bees pack were formidable in the scrummage and showed why they have earned no less than five penalty tries this season.
Apart from that set piece the two sides were fairly even but the likes of Anth Carr and Chocky Davies admitted they could rarely remember being quite so outscrummaged.
Before that game Chester were the side which had gained the most respect from our lads. They ran in 32 points in the first half in the game at their place back in October.
They started the season as favourites for automatic promotion, specially after beating Mowden early on, only to slip in mid-season. Now they're involved in a three way fight for the play-off place with the Bees and Rossendale.
They travel without their influentual playmaker Liam McGovern - instead leading try scorer Lloyd Hayes will be at 10. Skipper Andy Moore will also be missing from the back row.
They've also some changes in the pack from the side which beat Sandal at home last week .
Perhaps the lure of Twickenham tickets was also too strong for some of their leading lights. Director of Rugby Kevan Oliphant is our most notable absentee. Last week it was coach Tim Sawyer who missed the West game through other sporting commitments. He will preside over a side keen to get back on track and take advantage of those six home games which are coming up.
The pack will be the same one which did well in the loose last week, Chunky Taylor and the Boatmans performed valiantly while going backwards, as did Ryan Painter at scrum half.
The 19 year old makes way for the return of Andrew Foreman with brother Gareth also fit to resume alongside him.
This week Stu Waites should be able to make kick off time to start at full back, with Greg Edwards once again the slightly unfortunate utility back asked to provide cover on the bench. Michael Hogan will provide front and second row cover on the bench alonsgide Paul Moss, who also performed well at Bingley.
WEST: Stu Waites, Scott Butcher, Andrew Cheslin, Luke Watson, Colin Cheslin, Gareth Foreman Andrew Foreman, Anth Carr, Liam Bailey, Adam Coates, Andrew Davies, Ben Lloyd, Dan Boatman [c], Jon Boatman, Michael Taylor. Reps: Paul Moss, Michael Hogan, Greg Edwards.
CHESTER: Sean Green, Pete Rees, Tom Blackwel, Noam Devey, Marcus Lyon, Lloyd Hayes, Josh Leach, Calin Tacu, Liam Gill, Nathan Sandland-Jones, Llion Jones, James Purdy, Aled Zachary, Brad Nicholson, Will Bown [capt]. Reps: Matt Thomas, Barry Holmes, Adrian Dakers.