Arsenal v QPR: match preview Arsenal (possible, 4-3-3): Mannone; Jenkinson, Mertesacker, Vermaelen, Santos; Arteta, Ramsey, Cazorla; Gervinho, Giroud, Podolski. Out: Diaby, Gibbs (both thigh), Fabianski, Szczesny (both ankle), Walcott (chest), Rosicky (hamstring). Test: Oxlade-Chamberlain (hip). QPR (possible, 4-2-3-1): Julio Cesar; Bosingwa, Mbia, Nelsen, Traoré; Granero, Diakité; Wright-Phillips, Hoilett, Taarabt; Zamora. Out: Dyer (calf), Fabio (hamstring), Johnson (knee). Test: Park (knee), Team News Full-back Bacary Sagna could return to the Arsenal against QPR after recovering from a broken leg. England midfielder Jack Wilshere also played for the under-21s earlier in the week and may be on the bench as his rehabilitation from ankle and knee injuries continues. Midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain faces a fitness test, but defender Kieran Gibbs and forward Theo Walcott remain sidelined, along with goalkeepers Wojciech Szczesny and Lukasz Fabianski, midfielder Abou Diaby and Czech winger Tomas Rosicky. Meanwhile, QPR captain Park Ji-sung is doubtful for the game at the Emirates. The former Manchester United midfielder suffered a knee injury in the 1-1 draw against Everton and has not trained fully all week. Ryan Nelsen and Armand Traore, who were both substituted during the game, are both available but Fabio and Andrew Johnson remain sidelined. Match Notes Shaken by back-to-back defeats, first at Norwich and then at home to Schalke in the Champions League, Arsenal are seeking to purge the memories of a tempestuous week. A season that began so auspiciously is already threatening to unravel, with Arsene Wenger forced to placate fans desperate not to endure an eighth staight trophy-less season. QPR could present another roadblock to their hopes, with manager Mark Hughes desperate to record a first Premier League win of the season and to safeguard his own position. Betting: Home 1-3, Away 8-1, Draw 7-2. Stat of the game: Arsenal have failed to score in three of their first eight league games for the first time in 14 years. Oliver Brown's prediction: Arsenal 1 Queens Park Rangers 1.