Leicester City v QPR
Warnock has to decide whether to give Akos Buzsaky or Mikele Leigertwood a starting place alongside Shaun Derry at Leicester City tomorrow.
The QPR boss' hand is forced because Alejandro Faurlin picked up a groin strain in the midweek win at Ipswich.
Buzsaky has yet to make a start for top-of-the-table Rangers, but has come off the bench in the last four games. Leigertwood has only started in the Carling Cup loss to Port Vale.
Warnock has ruled out giving Martin Rowlands an unexpected first start, but the midfielder came through 90 minutes with the reserves at Reading on Tuesday and should be on the bench for the first time this season.
Faurlin will not be rushed back, but Rangers are not ruling out the possibility of him making an earlier than expected return next week against Doncaster or Millwall at Loftus Road.
The QPR boss will again turn to loan signing Kyle Walker at right back because Bradley Orr is sidelined with a calf strain picked up against Middlesbrough last Saturday.
But Orr is doing well and could be back in contention for the visit of Doncaster next weekend.
Peter Ramage, who came on as sub, has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a cruciate ligament injury.
Fitz Hall (hamstring) and Lee Cook (knee) are still a couple of weeks away from being considered ready for action. Cook has not yet begun training again after his long lay-off. Rob Hulse (achillies) must wait for his first start.
The Foxes have made a slow start to the season in the league, but former Rangers boss Paulo Sousa picked up his first league win in midweek – a fine 2-1 triumph over Cardiff city.
They did do the double over Rangers last season, including a 4-0 win at the Walkers Stadium.
