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QPR could hand a debut to Ethan Laird as they welcome Blackpool to Loftus Road.
The Manchester United defender has joined on loan for the rest of the season and could come straight into the Rangers side as they continue to struggle with injuries.
Hoops boss Michael Beale is hoping Kenneth Paal and Chris Willock could be fit enough to feature.
However, Jake Clarke-Salter, Luke Amos and Taylor Richards remain sidelined.
Blackpool could once again be without Gary Madine.
The experienced striker missed the 1-0 defeat to Swansea at the weekend having suffered a calf injury in training.
Manager Michael Appleton revealed – after the loss – that it was not a long-term issue as the Seasiders continue to search to add to their single league goal so far this season.
Wolves loanee Theo Courbeanu started in attack against the Swans but was replaced by Shayne Lavery at the interval, with the Northern Ireland international now pushing to start.
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