Leicester City play host to Championship strugglers Queens Park Rangers on Saturday afternoon at King Power Stadium.
The East Midlanders have suffered back-to-back defeats in the league but secured a 1-0 victory on Tuesday evening against Bournemouth in the fifth round of the FA Cup.
The Foxes remain at the summit of the table six points clear of second-placed Leeds United and will be eager to extend that gap heading into the business end of the season.
Enzo Maresca made wholesale changes in the gruelling 120-minute cup win and is expected to do the same here.
Leicester City predicted XI vs QPR
The table-toppers are back in Championship action this weekend and must get back to winning ways, having suffered successive defeats to Middlesbrough and Leeds.
Jannik Vestergaard is unavailable through suspension, whilst Wilfred Ndidi and Jamie Vardy look set to miss out due to injury.
So, how could The Foxes line up on Saturday?
In goal, Jakub Stolarczyk is expected to drop to the bench with number one shot-stopper Mads Hermansen returning.
In front of the Dane, it could be a back four of James Justin, Wout Faes, Ben Nelson and Callum Doyle. With Vestergaard out, Maresca will have to choose between Conor Coady or young Nelson, but we’ve gone with the latter.
Ricardo Pereira is likely to continue his role in midfield alongside Harry Winks and talisman Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall.
Out wide, we’ll see Stephy Mavididi and Abdul Fatawu assume their usual role but up front is where it gets tricky.
Patson Daka has been the favoured striker in recent weeks but after squandering a golden chance in the 3-1 defeat at Elland Road, perhaps Maresca will opt for Kelechi Iheanacho.
The Nigeria international came on in place of Tom Cannon against The Cherries and provided the assist for Fatawu’s winning goal.
Iheanacho also made four key passes and created two big chances, as per Sofascore, so he’s certainly earned the right to regain his place in the starting line-up.
The 27-year-old hasn’t featured in the Championship since December, mostly due to the Africa Cup of Nations, where he finished runners-up with Nigeria, but also partly due to Daka’s prolific form.
Alternatively, Cannon could retain his place, though, he struggled to make a real impact in the win at Bournemouth. The 2003-born is still inexperienced and getting to grips with Maresca’s system.
Leicester (4-3-3): Hermansen; Justin, Faes, Nelson, Doyle; Pereira, Winks, Dewsbury-Hall; Fatawu, Iheanacho, Mavididi.