It's rare that a single Premier League match can outweigh the FA Cup quarter-final programme but that's the case this week as the top two clubs, Manchester United and Leeds, go head-to-head on Sunday.
The match kicks off at the surprisingly early hour of 11.30am in England, 7.30pm here, and CABLE's coverage begins at 7pm.
Bearing in mind the stakes - United lead Leeds by three points - it will be interesting to see how much restraint, if any, the two sides apply in the wake of recent disciplinary criticism both have faced.
Their first meeting, early in the season (also seen on CABLE), gave a worldwide audience its first appreciation of Leeds' potential as title challengers. David O'Leary's youngsters played the better football for the first hour at Old Trafford but were beaten by two Dwight Yorke goals.
Last week United suffered their third loss of the campaign, 3-0 at Newcastle, with Roy Keane sent off. They rarely lose two in a row.
Leeds won a scrappy match at home to Tottenham, courtesy of a moment of Harry Kewell magic. But their form since the New Year has been patchy with three losses and two wins from five games.