Johanna Konta needs to overcome another nemesis if she is to reach the semi-finals of the US Open.
The British number one beat Karolina Pliskova for only the second time in eight meetings to make the last eight.
On Tuesday she faces fifth seeded Ukrainian Elina Svitolina, a player she has lost to in each of their four encounters.
"Elina is a tough player for me to play. I've had a lot of difficulty against her. I mean, she's incredibly tenacious," admitted Konta.
"She's a tremendous competitor. I would be going out there anticipating it to be a tough match, anticipating for her to be there from the very beginning to the very end.
"I'm just really looking to compete well against her on the day."
Konta became the first British woman to reach the quarters at Flushing Meadows since Jo Durie in 1983.
She is bidding to become the first to make the semi-finals in each of the four grand slams in the Open era.
"Yeah, I'm really pleased," she added. "I think for me more on a personal level to be able to have made it to the quarters for my third slam in a row, I think that's a really, really big achievement for me. So I'm really pleased with that.
"Obviously I'm looking forward to keep going further and further. You know how I am, I take one match at a time. I don't really look forward too much more."
Svitolina overcame Madison Keys in the fourth round, ending the American's unbeaten record in night matches in New York.
On her record against Konta, she said: "To be fair, they have all been very tough matches. She's a very tough opponent. She strikes the ball very good, and I have to react very quickly with my feet.
"I know a bit what to expect. I have been practicing a little bit with her. You know, I have to step on court and be focused on my game. That's my goal for the next match.
"I think she's a solid player. She plays always well in the grand slams. She's a top player. She's been in the top 10 and been playing very good tennis."
