Newly promoted Burnley finish their away campaign with a trip to the capital to face Queens Park Rangers.
The Clarets sealed an instant return to the Premier League with a 2-1 victory over Sheffield United on Easter Monday, their fourth straight promotion at this level.
The hosts are comfortably in mid-table, sitting 15th with 53 points from 44 matches.
Scott Parker has made his intentions clear, he wants to secure his first Championship title, following playoff victory with Fulham and a second place finish with Bournemouth.
The Clarets need to better Leeds United's result in order to have the upper hand going into the final day of the season against Millwall. Leeds face playoff contenders Bristol City on Monday evening, live on Sky Sports.
Team news
Burnley
There are no new injury concerns for Scott Parker, following the Clarets' promotion on Monday.
Parker provided a positive update on Lyle Foster, who could return this weekend following three weeks out with a shoulder injury sustained against Derby County earlier this month.
Speaking to club media before the match, he said:
“No major issues. A few knocks, but we will be full strength.”
On Lyle Foster, Parker added: “Possibly [will be involved this weekend]. We will assess him again before the game.”
Queens Park Rangers
Paul Smyth has been suspended for three games following a charge of violent conduct after the match with Preston North End.
Experienced defender and club captain Steve Cook continues to be ruled out with an ongoing foot injury.
Jonathan Varane withdrew from the lineup on Easter Monday with a quad injury and is a doubt for the game.
Koki Saito, Sam Field, Alfie Lloyd, Zan Celar, Jake Clarke-Salter, and Harvey Vale are also sidelined due to injuries.
Likely lineups
Burnley
Trafford; Roberts, Egan-Riley, Esteve, Pires; Cullen, Brownhill; Edwards, Hannibal, Anthony; Flemming
Queens Park Rangers
Begovic; Dunne, Edwards, Fox, Paal; Colback, Andersen; Dembélé, Frey, Yang Min-hyeok; Koll
Key players
Josh Brownhill
Top scorer and club captain Josh Brownhill has had an excellent season, scoring 16 goals. Brownhill’s brace on Monday was enough to ensure the Clarets returned to the Premier League, earning himself man of the match.
Whilst he looks more effective the further forward he is, Brownhill has also played effectively deeper in midfield during the season.
Karamoko Dembélé
Dembélé has been instrumental in Queens Park Rangers’ attack this season, having seven goal contributions across 21 matches this term.
Considered to be the hosts’ best attacking prospect, he is well known for his quick feet, sharp movement, and natural ability in the final third.
Match details
Where is the game being played?
The match will take place at Loftus Road, home of Queens Park Rangers.
What time is kick-off?
Kick-off is scheduled for 12:30 (BST).
How can I watch?
The game will be broadcast live in the United Kingdom on Sky Sports.
