It's a trip to the capital for Norwich City on Wednesday night, as they travel to Loftus Road to face Queens Park Rangers in the Sky Bet Championship (KO 7.45pm).
Both sides will hope to respond to defeats in their last league outings, after Friday night's defeat at the Riverside for Norwich, and QPR were beaten 3-0 at home to Coventry City.
The Canaries currently sit in 10th place in the league, two points behind Blackburn Rovers who currently occupy the final play-off spot.
The opposition
After an impressive start to the 2022/23 campaign, QPR's season has become a battle against relegation.
Michael Beale departed to Rangers earlier in the campaign, Neil Critchley was unable to turn their fortunes around, with Gareth Ainsworth taking over in February.
The Rs sit just outside the relegation zone heading into this game, but they're only one point ahead of Cardiff City.
One to Watch
Lyndon Dykes
Born in Australia, Dykes had spells with a number of local sides, before joining Queen of the South in the Scottish Championship.
His impressive form in the Scottish second tier earned him a move to the Scottish Premier League, signing for Livingston.
In August 2020, he made the switch to QPR. So far this season, he has seven Championship goals to his name.
The Manager
Gareth Ainsworth
His first venture into coaching came during his playing career, becoming a player-coach whilst at QPR. He spent time as caretaker manager of the Rs, before continuing his playing career at Wycombe Wanderers.
After his retirement as a player, Ainsworth would later become manager at Wycombe in 2012. During his time at Adams Park, he won promotion twice and guided the Chairboys to the second tier.
In February 2023, after a decade at Wycombe, the 49-year-old returned to Loftus Road to replace Neil Critchley.
Last Time Out
When the two sides met in November 2022, they played out a goalless draw at Carrow Road.
At the time, QPR could've moved into the automatic promotion places with a win but the draw meant they stayed fourth after 18 games played.
Watch the highlights below.
Ref watch
Keith Stroud is the man in the middle for the Wednesday night fixture. His assistants will be Nigel Lugg and Lee Venamore. Sam Barrott will be fourth official.
How to Follow
Streaming is available to all supporters for this fixture via Canaries TV. The multi-camera stream is accompanied by commentary from BBC Radio Norfolk.
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