Mick McCarthy has warned that QPR are 'on the up' and going to provide tough opposition tomorrow.

Wolves, chasing a place in the play-offs, go into the game looking for their third consecutive win. Jody Craddock and Stephen Elliott are back in training and in contention.

The Wolves boss says: "QPR are on the up - not just results-wise but in terms of their profile.

"They've had some investment and signed players in January to keep them up and you can see the impact it's had. They've had a different demeanour compared to earlier in the season.

"They have a swagger and self-belief that they are going places.

"They are a good footballing side and have quality in the team."

"QPR will come here thinking that if they can turn Wolves over then who knows what might happen in the last few games. Looking at this league who's to argue that couldn't be done."

Gary Breen has returned to training after being off ill but will not feature tomorrow.