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Leeds United face a trip to Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Saturday afternoon, hoping to improve upon an average previous return from this fixture. Of the 31 games played, Whites have recorded 10 wins, and Ipswich Town have come away with 14 victories.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Portman Road was less than a year ago, in March 2013, with Ipswich Town running out comfortable 3-0 winners in a Championship match.
Striker Paul Taylor's withdrawal at Loftus Road, having already come on as a second-half substitute, was purely tactical and he will again hope to be part of Mick McCarthy's matchday 18.
Tyrone Mings faces a few more weeks on the sidelines with his knee injury.
Meanwhile, Leeds' new signing Scott Wootton is expected to be included in the squad at Ipswich.
The 21-year-old centre-half joined Leeds from Manchester United for an undisclosed fee on Tuesday and manager Brian McDermott must decide whether to keep Tom Lees and Jason Pearce in central defence or hand Wootton his debut.
Midfielder Paul Green is expected to recover from a back problem sustained during last week's derby draw with Sheffield Wednesday, while defenders Stephen Warnock, Lee Peltier and Lees are all likely to shake off knocks.
Head-to-head
• Ipswich are hunting a fifth successive home Championship victory over Leeds.
• The west Yorkshire club have only picked up one point from six visits to Portman Road and scored four goals, since a 2-1 triumph in the Premier League in September 2001.
• The Whites need to score once to take their goals total in competitive matches against Ipswich to 100.
Ipswich Town
• The Tractor Boys are chasing an 800th home league win and fourth in succession, having scored three goals in each of the last three, bridging last season.
• The Suffolk club have only won two of the first four league games of a new campaign once in the last five years.
• Former Bristol City defender Cole Skuse is set to make his 250th club career start.
Leeds United face a trip to Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Saturday afternoon, hoping to improve upon an average previous return from this fixture. Of the 31 games played, Whites have recorded 10 wins, and Ipswich Town have come away with 14 victories.
The most recent encounter between these two sides at Portman Road was less than a year ago, in March 2013, with Ipswich Town running out comfortable 3-0 winners in a Championship match.
Striker Paul Taylor's withdrawal at Loftus Road, having already come on as a second-half substitute, was purely tactical and he will again hope to be part of Mick McCarthy's matchday 18.
Tyrone Mings faces a few more weeks on the sidelines with his knee injury.
Meanwhile, Leeds' new signing Scott Wootton is expected to be included in the squad at Ipswich.
The 21-year-old centre-half joined Leeds from Manchester United for an undisclosed fee on Tuesday and manager Brian McDermott must decide whether to keep Tom Lees and Jason Pearce in central defence or hand Wootton his debut.
Midfielder Paul Green is expected to recover from a back problem sustained during last week's derby draw with Sheffield Wednesday, while defenders Stephen Warnock, Lee Peltier and Lees are all likely to shake off knocks.
Head-to-head
• Ipswich are hunting a fifth successive home Championship victory over Leeds.
• The west Yorkshire club have only picked up one point from six visits to Portman Road and scored four goals, since a 2-1 triumph in the Premier League in September 2001.
• The Whites need to score once to take their goals total in competitive matches against Ipswich to 100.
Ipswich Town
• The Tractor Boys are chasing an 800th home league win and fourth in succession, having scored three goals in each of the last three, bridging last season.
• The Suffolk club have only won two of the first four league games of a new campaign once in the last five years.
• Former Bristol City defender Cole Skuse is set to make his 250th club career start.
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