East Bierley will be looking to take instant revenge on a vulnerable Pudsey Congs side in the Bradford League tomorrow.
The cup specialists were pipped in the Preistley Cup semi-finals just five days ago and will be revved up for a victory at home to theleague champions.
And with three defeats in a row, now is the time to take on Congs in the league.
Undercliffe's victory at the Britannia Ground last week toppled the treble championship-chasing side off the top of the table and East Bierley, currently in fourth, will be looking to inflict further misery on their great rivals.
It could end up being a battle of the overseas bowlers with both Jaffer Nazir and Naveed Rana-ul-Hassan on top form of late.
Now a point behind the near neighbours St Lawrence, and with the big derby game just three weeks away, Congs will be desperate to record their first league win of July.
And the new league leaders welcome Spen Victoria as they look to continue their impressive winning streak.
Baildon continue their tough run of recent fixtures with a trip to Undercliffe.
Having faced both Pudsey sides, first and second in the table, they now face a tricky visit to the third-placed side. At the other end of the table, Yeadon take on Lightcliffe in a vital relegation clash.
With a gap developing above the bottom three, both sides are desperate for points and it could prove to be a classic.
Anything is possible on Yeadon's wicket, as Pudsey Congs found out just three weeks ago, and Lightcliffe will face a real battle if they are to avoid losing their grip on their recently-gained Division One status.
Woodlands, the other promoted side from last season, could also face a battle as they welcome Cleckheaton, another team whose time in the Division could be running out.
In the other game, Farsley face the usual tricky visit to Hanging Heaton.
The battle for promotion continues in Division Two with Idle entertaining Hartshead Moor and Gomersal welcoming Drighlington.
Second-placed Mirfield sit it out this week.
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