Queens Park Rangers will look to build on their draw with Derby County as they host out-of-form Preston North End this weekend.
The R's welcome Alex Neil's side to Loftus Road on Saturday as they look to take advantage of their opponents three-game losing run, although Mark Warburton's side have also been in bad form of late.
A 1-1 draw with Derby last weekend will have hopefully given them confidence but boss Warburton has a few decisions on his hands.
He must decide whether to stick with a similar line-up or change a few players after making five changes at Derby, with Angel Rangel, Geoff Cameron, Marc Pugh, Bright Osayi-Samuel and Jordan Hugill all coming in.
Scottish defender Lee Wallace is now back available for selection following a one-match suspension for the Derby clash after seeing red in their 4-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest last midweek.
Osayi-Samuel, 21, could be set to keep his place in the team after impressing the former Brentford boss with his performance.
"Bright is a very talented boy. He hasn't come through an academy system and has much to learn, but he's got the raw attributes to be a very, very talented player," said Warburton.
"He has blistering pace, desire, strength and resilience about his play as well. The more he can learn, the better he can be."
The young winger, who is still learning his trade in the game, was pleased with his personal performance as he returned to the starting line-up after hardly featuring through the month of November.
"I wanted to play to my strengths and as soon as I got the ball I wanted to take their left-back on and help the team," he said.
"He got a yellow card and that gave me more confidence to take him on even more. I had to be confident and not lose any belief if I lost the ball. It was a good day for me."
QPR were also handed a home draw in the third round of the FA Cup against Championship rivals Swansea City.
That match is due to be played on the weekend on January 4, with both sides keen to progress into the next round.
The two sides have met already this campaign, with Swansea winning 3-1 thanks to goals from Bersant Celina, Borja Baston and Sam Surridge.
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