Newcastle United travel to Loftus Road in search of a victory to secure their Premier League status against already relegated Queens Park Rangers.
Rangers, who were sent down after a 6-0 humbling at the hands of Manchester City last weekend, have been a shambles on and off the pitch recently for - with players turning on each other in interviews after their immediate return to the Championship was confirmed.
There will no doubt that it is likely to be another massive overhaul for Chris Ramsey's side in the summer, but he will hope for a decent performance in their final game of the season - whilst looking to keep his hopes of holding onto the job alive.
Newcastle United, meanwhile, under the tenure of John Carver have had an equally shocking end to the season - but they stopped an eight game losing streak last week with a 1-1 home draw against West Brom, which has eased their relegation fears, especially following Hull's defeat to Burnley.
The Magpies have actually dropped down the table to 17th, but Carver's side know if they win at QPR and Hull fail to win at Tottenham Hotspur - then they won't be heading back to the Championship for the second time in six years.
Team News
Nedum Onouah may return at the back for QPR after serving a one game supsension while Sandro will not play due to work permit issues.
Daryl Janmaat returns from a one game ban for Newcastle but Mike Williamson who was sent off in the same game at Leicester still has one game to serve on his ban.
Siem De Jong with a thigh injury and Adam Armstong with a calf strain will join long term absentees on the sidelines for Newcastle but Rolando Aarons is fit again.
Match Stats
QPR have failed to score in five of their last six games against Newcastle.
Only QPR with nine have picked up fewer points than Newcastle with 10 in 2015.
Newcastle are unbeaten in their last nine league encounters with QPR, winning seven.