Millwall head into Saturday's highly-anticipated derby with West Ham United eager to use the occasion to banish memories of Tuesday night's lacklustre display against Watford.
Kenny Jackett may decide a reshuffle is in order, with new signing Andy Keogh set to face a baptism of fire at Championship leaders West Ham, whilst the likes of Shane Lowry, Alan Dunne, Josh Wright, Dany N'Guessan and James Henry are hoping to force their way back into the first team.
Jackett is hopeful of having a number of players back from injury in the coming weeks, although Saturday's game could come too early for skipper Paul Robinson who returned to training this week after a spell out with a thigh injury. Jordan Stewart is also back in training following a groin complaint, whilst Therry Racon and Tam Mkandawire remain sidelined.
West Ham could hand debuts to transfer window captures Nicky Maynard, who has already registered three goals against The Lions this season, Ricardo Vaz Te or midfielder Ravel Morrison.
The Portuguese Vaz Te had been in electric form for Barnsley during the first half of the season and was reunited with his former Bolton boss Sam Alladyce in a last-minute transfer to Upton Park.
The highly-rated Morrison, and attacking midfielder, traded Manchester United's reserves for regular football with The Hammers.
American defender George John also joined during January and could feature, but Mark Noble will be monitored to judge the extent of a mouth injury that required stitches picked up in the midweek defeat at Ipswich Town.
Guy Demel may return after overcoming a thigh injury but fellow African Papa Bouba Diop could miss out again with a hamstring problem.