Wanderers are straight back into action following Saturday's 2-1 win over Blackpool, a result which saw the Whites extend their unbeaten league run at home to six games.
Aaron Collins' 94th minute winner earned Ian Evatt's side a well-deserved victory after a much improved second half performance - scoring twice to come from behind to claim all three points.
The Whites head to Cambridge looking for a repeat result of their last journey to the Cledara Abbey Stadium in February, which saw Wanderers return home victorious thanks to a 63rd minute winner from Carlos Mendes Gomes.
Tuesday's hosts will begin the game in the relegation places following their goalless draw away at Northampton Town on Saturday.
Manager Quotes
Ian Evatt: "We have to be mentally, physically, technically and tactically in the right space and place to give our best and give our best performance and if we can do that, we are a hard team to stop.
"We're 15 games in and there’s a long, long way to go. I think this season is going to be incredibly tight and that includes everybody. Nothing I have seen so far makes me change that opinion. It's the team that stays the course which is important, and we need to be that team."
Team News
Szabi Schön misses tonight's game through suspension after picking up his fifth booking of the season on Saturday. The Hungarian international has started every league game this season but the Whites will still be confident of putting in a positive display without the summer signing.
Wanderers are still without the services of Kyle Dempsey who is out with a knee injury and three hamstring injuries to Eoin Toal, Carlos Mendes Gomes and Chris Forino.
Gethin Jones came through his first 90 minutes in the league on Saturday after his return from injury and will be up for selection again tonight.
Cambridge will have both James Gibbons and Josh Stokes on the sidelines due to knee injuries and midfielder Paul Digby is also on the injury table with a calf issue.
Form Guide
The Whites sit ninth, level on points with fifth placed Huddersfield following Saturday's win over Blackpool thanks to strikes from George Thomason and Aaron Collins.
Ian Evatt's side head to Cambridge United in positive mood, winning eight of their last ten games as Wanderers head into tonight looking to extend their run of form.
Cambridge come into Tuesday night unbeaten in two following battling draws against Barnsley and Northampton, but remain winless in three with Garry Monk's side trying to lift themselves out of the bottom four and towards mid-table.
The hosts suffered defeat to local rivals Peterborough United earlier this month, conceding six goals on that particular occasion.
Kick off
Tuesday 7:45pm.
Referee
Paul Howard.
Howard last officiated Wanderers in the 2-0 away defeat to Portsmouth in December.
Wanderers TV
Audio passes will be available, as always, for UK based supporters. Those based internationally can stream the game through a live video match pass on Wanderers TV.