QPR striker Lyndon Dykes could return for the Sky Bet Championship match against Fulham after six weeks out with a hamstring injury.
Dykes has not played for QPR since a 2-0 defeat at Millwall on February 15 but he made his comeback as a substitute for Scotland against Austria on Tuesday.
Goalkeeper Seny Dieng is expected to be out for another week because of a thigh problem.
QPR had a number of players on international duty and their fitness will assessed before the team is picked.
Fulham boss Marco Silva will make a late call on whether to select defender Antonee Robinson.
Robinson has played three matches in a week for the USA and was not due to return to London until Thursday.
Given his workload, he could be rested for the QPR clash but otherwise Silva has reported a clean bill of health for his squad.
“The April schedule is really difficult. We have to prepare well and need all our players in a good condition. The whole squad can make a difference,” Silva said.
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