Leeds winger Robert Snodgrass is available again after serving a ban.
Amdy Faye and Ramon Nunez have been waiting for their first appearances for the club and could play, but keeper Kasper Schmeichel (foot) is still out.
MATCH PREVIEW
After seeing his side lose two of their last four matches, Ipswich boss Roy Keane will be looking for them to get back to winning ways.
Tuesday's 1-0 loss at Reading ended Town's unbeaten away record, and continued their strange run of failing to score in the first half of matches.
Ipswich are still waiting for a first-half goal in the league this season. In fact, including last term, Keane's team have scored in the opening 45 minutes in only one of their last 13 league outings.
On Saturday they face a Leeds side who suffered an incredible 6-4 defeat at home to struggling Preston in midweek, having led 4-1. That was the second tier's first 10-goal match since Ipswich beat Crewe 6-4 six-and-a-half years ago.
MATCH FACTS
Head-to-head
• Ipswich have not lost in six league games against Leeds (W3, D3)
• Leeds have not beaten Ipswich since they completed the double over them in the Premier League in 2001/02.
• These clubs first met at Portman Road in the old Second Division almost exactly 56 years ago. Leeds won 2-1 on 25 September 1954.
Ipswich
• Ipswich are one of three clubs yet to lead at half-time in a Championship game this season.
• Town have had 71 fouls committed against them in league games this term, which is fewer than other team in the division.
• Carlos Edwards is set to make his 300th career appearance, and defender Gareth McAuley his 250th.
Leeds
• Leeds have won four of their last seven league matches.
• They have come from behind to win twice this season, and twice lost after being ahead.
• Richard Naylor and Alex Bruce are hoping to face their former club.
• If selected, Max Gradel will be making his 100th league appearance.
Source: BBC Sport