The Championship match between Leicester City and QPR is scheduled for Saturday afternoon. Here’s a look at five players that have the potential to dominate the game.
Leicester City against QPR pits title contenders against relegation candidates, and both teams will be determined to win all three points. The hosts lead the Championship table by six points, with the visitors only a goal difference away from the relegation zone.

Despite defeating Bournemouth in the FA Cup last week, the Foxes have lost consecutive Championship games against Middlesbrough and Leeds United. Meanwhile, the R’s have risen out of the bottom three owing to a string of victories.

Here are five players who could have a significant impact on Leicester City’s match against QPR.

Fatawu, fresh off a stunning win over Bournemouth, is a player QPR must keep quiet. He’s improved steadily throughout the season and might be a real handful this weekend.

It would be unsurprising if he added to his four goals and nine assists here.

Lucas Andersen has been a beneficial impact at QPR and has the potential to become a star. The Dane has demonstrated the potential to make a significant effect on games in offensive midfield, whether starting or coming off the bench.

His creative presence draws his teammates into the game, and he stands out from the other midfielders in the ranks.

Kiernan Dewsbury–Hall
You can’t overlook how vital Dewsbury-Hall has been to Leicester City this season. He’s looked like a Premier League midfielder playing below his ability, scoring and assisting for joy in the middle of the park.

Preventing him from getting his stride is critical to limiting the Foxes’ success, but it is considerably easier said than accomplished.

Ilias Chair
While the looming charge casts doubt on Chair’s availability, he is undoubtedly Marti Cifuentes’ most valuable player.

He’s made significant progress since the Spaniard’s arrival, and if he keeps his role on the left, expect him to demonstrate why he’s so vital to the Rs.

Ricardo Pereira
Last but not least, Ricardo Pereira has impressed in a variety of positions this season. He’s clearly one of several Leicester City players who should be playing at a higher level, whether as a full-back, wing-back, winger, or even in midfield.

His frequent captaincy of the team demonstrates his importance.