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Harry Redknapp recalled striker Bobby Zamora to QPR's starting line-up as Rangers hosted fellow Barclays Premier League newcomers Burnley.
Zamora, who was left on the bench for the midweek defeat to Swansea after recovering from a back problem, took his place up front alongside Charlie Austin, who was facing his former club.
Mauricio Isla replaced Nedum Onuoha in Rangers' only other change, while Burnley boss Sean Dyche brought Ben Mee in for Stephen Ward at the back.
Ahead of the game Harry Redknapp tipped Charlie Austin and Burnley man Danny Ings to reach 'the very top'.
“If they were playing in teams at the top of the league, making dozens of chances in every game they would have a lot more goals,” said QPR boss Redknapp, whose side are looking for their fourth home win.
“It’s harder to score with a team lower down and not getting so many chances. You have to take those that come along, and that’s what they’re doing."
QPR: Green, Isla, Caulker, Dunne, Yun, Vargas, Barton, Henry, Fer, Austin, Zamora. Subs: Ferdinand, Phillips, McCarthy, Onuoha, Mutch, Kranjcar, Hoilett.
Burnley: Heaton, Trippier, Chalobah, Shackell, Mee, Boyd, Marney, Jones, Arfield, Barnes, Ings. Subs: Wallace, Kightly, Sordell, Reid, Jutkiewicz, Gilks, Long.
