Coventry City face West Midlands rivals Walsall at the Ricoh Arena on Saturday looking to compound the Saddlers' woes and build on their own much-needed victory.
Mark Robins' men made a Spot of history last time out, with the 1-0 victory over Rochdale their first ever win at Spotland.
A second half goal from Jordy Hiwula was enough to secure the Sky Blues' first triumph in six attempts and lifted the mood at the club.
However, all attention is focused on Saturday now and what could be a similarly historic day for the visitors.
Opta have crunched the numbers to come up with these pointers.
1. No other side has scored fewer goals in the opening 15 minutes of League One games this season than either Coventry or Walsall (both two) - the Saddlers have also conceded an outright league-high 10 goals in this period of their games.
2. Coventry are unbeaten in their last nine home league games against Walsall (W5 D4), keeping five clean sheets in this run.
3. After beating Coventry 2-1 in this season's reverse fixture, Walsall are looking to record consecutive league wins over the Sky Blues for the first time since February 1928 (three in a row).
4. Coventry are winless in their previous three home league games (D2 L1); they haven't failed to win in four successive such games at the Ricoh Arena since November 2017.
5. Walsall have only won one of their last 10 League One away trips (D2 L7), failing to score on six occasions in this run.