Head coach David Wagner has provided an update on the Norwich City squad ahead of the meeting with QPR at Loftus Road on Wednesday (KO 7.45pm).
Wagner doesn't expect any additions to the squad that was available to face Middlesbrough last Friday but will assess some minor injuries following Tuesday's training.
"It looks like we'll have more or less the same squad as Friday available. There are a few knocks but I don't think it'll be too bad. We'll make final calls later on," he said.
"Kieran (Dowell) will be early May, we're looking at that timeframe for him but will see how it goes. The same for Ben (Gibson) and Kenny (McLean), we hope they can be back for that."
He also spoke about loan signing Isaac Hayden who has returned to the matchday squad in recent weeks following a long spell on the sidelines.
However, Hayden has not featured off the bench against either Rotherham United or Middlesbrough.
"We would have preferred to give him gametime yesterday against Newcastle, 65 or 70 minutes but at this stage of the season, we couldn't do that.
"I'm happy that he's back, and he's desperate to play after so long."
Following the heavy defeat to Michael Carrick's side on Friday night, Wagner is hoping to see a reaction on the pitch from the Canaries at Loftus Road.
While he says that the mood and determination in training has been good, a competitive match environment is the only place to show that.
"We have to put it to bed. There's nothing we can change about it - we can just take the right experience from the game and move forward," he explained.
"I like to see a reaction on the grass. Supporters don't get anything from an apology on social media if the same performance happens in the next game. If they apologise on social media then perform on the level they should be, then perfect.
"We need to be ruthless, show passion and desire to defend your goal, and still have the bravery and freedom to make moments happen where you can score. This is what we have to do consistently.
"I can't say how I will react, in this or that manner, it depends on how the players react on the grass or in meetings. The fewer games there are, the more pressure there is."
Wednesday's opponents have struggled this season - since the 0-0 draw at Carrow Road in November when both sides were at the top end of the table, they have plummeted to 20th position.
"It's a big game for both teams for different reasons. We are used to a direct style which they play under their new manager. We've faced a comparable style so we know what to expect.
"A lot of physicality, aerial duels, but we are prepared. A tight stadium, not a huge pitch. We are excited, it's great to be playing for something at this stage of the season. We would love a lot more points but playing for something, we'll take it on."