Coventry City head to the City Ground to face Nottingham Forest as the only side left in the Premier League yet to register a goal.
Frank Lampard's side have been abysmal so far on their return to Premier League action, losing all of their four matches so far by an aggregate score of 0-10, leaving them rooted to the base of the table.
Meanwhile, Oliver Glasner appears to be getting his Forest side purring, losing just one of his four league matches in charge and earning a solid 2-1 away win at Aston Villa last weekend.
If Coventry are to get anything from this one, they will need to improve significantly against a side, who are beginning to find their form.
Glasner has made just one change to the side which defeated Aston Villa last time out, with Jair Cunha replacing Ola Aina, who played as a make-shift centre back in the win at Villa Park.
Contrastingly, Frank Lampard has made three changes for the short trip across the Midlands, with Taiwo Awoniyi serving suspension, Aurele Amenda injured and Milan van Ewijk dropped.
That trio are replaced in the starting XI by Stephen Mfuni, Brandon Thomas-Asante and Caleb Yirenkyi.
Sels; Williams, Jair Cunha, Diomande, Murillo, Munoz; Schlager, McAtee; Gibbs-White, Ndoye, Delap
Substitutes: John Victor, Sangare, Hudson-Odoi, Dominguez, Wood, Igor Jesus, Yates, Netz, Aina
Rushworth; Mfuni, Thomas, Pinnock; Dasilva, Yirenkyi, Grimes, Onyeka; Rudoni, Mason-Clark, Thomas-Asante
Substitutes: Bentley, Sakamoto, Simms, Tchaouna, Latibeaudiere, Torp, Gboho, Hamer, Cherif