A whopping two 3pm (BST) kick-offs in the Premier League has me questioning what's happened to this country. At least they are two games with plenty of intrigue. West Ham make a trip on the Overground from Stratford to Highbury and Islington (because all players live at the stadiums they play in) for Nuno Espirito Santo's second game in charge of the Hammers.
With four goals in his opening seven appearances, Jackson said his striker started the season with "a point to prove". "He was there week in, week out and I didn't feel the team functioned as well without him. So probably partly down to me playing him so much that he had a little bit of a drop off," Jackson told BBC Radio London.
As the play-off semi-final first leg between Wycombe and Charlton finished in a goalless draw, both teams now prepare for a decisive second leg on Thursday.