Norwich go in search of a first home win of the season against QPR, who welcome back Emmanuel Ledesma.
Canaries seek first home win, Ledesma back for visitors
Norwich City go in search of a first home win of the season against Queens Park Rangers, who welcome back Emmanuel Ledesma.
Glenn Roeder's side picked up a first three points of the campaign against Plymouth at the weekend and an unchanged team could line up at Carrow Road.
Darel Russell played 89 minutes at Home Park, just 10 days after a double hernia operation in Germany, and is likely to keep his place.
Sammy Clingan is out for a month after picking up a shoulder injury during Northern Ireland's 0-0 draw with Czech Republic last week.
Elliot Omozusi returned will start at right-back after injury, while midfielder David Bell could be in the squad after returning to training following an ankle injury.
Adam Drury is out after he suffered a depressed fracture of the cheek in a behind closed doors friendly and Gary Doherty is not expected back from his ankle injury until November at the earliest.
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QPR boss Iain Dowie's options for the trip to Carrow Road are boosted by the availability of Ledesma.
The Argentinian midfielder missed Sunday's 4-1 win over Southampton through suspension, having been sent off at Bristol City a fortnight ago.
Ledesma will have to dislodge Hogan Ephraim from the starting line-up, while club captain Martin Rowlands helped turn the game as a substitute and Akos Buzsaky (ankle) is close to returning.
Centre-half Fitz Hall is back in training after three weeks out with a groin injury, but is expected to make his return in Saturday's game with Coventry.
Former Italy international Damiano Tommasi, who joined last week, needs to build up his match fitness and striker Rowan Vine continues his rehabilitaion from a broken leg.
