West Bromwich Albion welcome QPR to The Hawthorns on Easter Monday afternoon (ko 3pm).
The Baggies, who are enjoying a 12-match unbeaten run at home in all competitions, will be determined to deliver a positive reaction to Friday's incredibly disappointing 3-1 defeat at Rotherham United.
Rangers also suffered a setback on Good Friday, losing 2-0 at home to Play-Off chasing Preston North End - a result which means they head to B71 sat just one point and one place above the Sky Bet Championship drop zone.
Follow the game live
Supporters inside the United Kingdom can watch Albion's clash with QPR on WBA TV on Easter Monday.
Commentary, starting from 2.50pm, will be provided by WBA Radio duo Gez Mulholland and former midfielder Andy Johnson.
Video passes cost £10 and can be purchased here.
Baggies fans outside the United Kingdom will only be able to listen to live commentary, and not watch via WBA TV on this occasion.
Our opponents
QPR have endured a miserable 2023 so far and are now in real danger of losing their Sky Bet Championship status and dropping into the third tier of English football for the first time 20 years.
Rangers, who were top of the table after 16 games in October, arrive just one point and place above the relegation zone after a poor run of form which has seen the Londoners claim just one league victory in their last 17 games.
Their 2-0 loss at Loftus Road to Preston on Friday was their fourth defeat in-a-row and ninth in their last ten Championship fixtures - an alarming record that simply has to be stopped if they are to remain in the division.
Former QPR midfielder Gareth Ainsworth was appointed their third permanent boss of the 2022/23 campaign on February 21, but the former Wycombe manager has been unable to turn results around and has seen his team lose six of the seven matches he's been in charge of.
Monday's visitors are nine without a win on their travels in all competitions and have recently lost crucial away matches at relegation rivals Rotherham United (3-1), Blackpool (6-1) and most recently Wigan (1-0).
The Londoners will be desperate to shift momentum back in their favour and drag themselves away from trouble in their remaining six games, starting at The Hawthorns.
From the Albion Archive
Albion hit a sensational seven against QPR in August 2018 at The Hawthorns.
Matty Phillips (2), Jay Rodriguez (2), Kieran Gibbs, Dwight Gayle and Hal Robson-Kanu all scored at the Shrine.
Joel Lynch's goal for Rangers in the first 45 had made the scores 1-1 heading into the break, but the Baggies produced an exceptional second-half performance to record an emphatic victory.
One for the stattos
Albion have a strong home league record against Rangers and are unbeaten in their last three at The Hawthorns against Monday's visitors, scoring 11 goals in the process.
The Baggies have lost just one of their last ten league meetings with the Londoners in B71, a 4-1 setback in the Premier League in April 2015.
Ticket details
Tickets remain on general sale for Easter Monday's clash with QPR.
Fan Zone
The Fan Zone will be open from midday on Monday to Albion and QPR supporters with a match ticket.
Live entertainment, fun games for the kids, merchandise stalls and plenty of food and drink offerings will all be available ahead of the encounter with the Londoners.
