Huddersfield Town will give late fitness tests to Martin Cranie (hip), Jonathan Hogg (ankle) and Collin Quaner.
Steve Mounie could be availaible despite a knock, but Kasey Palmer (hamstring) is out.
Leicester City have Vicente Iborra and Kelechi Iheanacho back in contention after both scored for the Premier League 2 side in midweek.
Christian Fuchs (eye) is a doubt, as is Matty James (Achillies).
Did you know?
This will be the 60th competitive meeting between Huddersfield Town and Leicester City but the first in the top flight since 1971/72.
Huddersfield are aiming to become only the third newly-promoted side to keep a clean sheet in their opening three home matches of a Premier League season, after Swansea City (2011/12) and Watford (2015/16).
These two sides have each made a PL-low one change to their starting XI this season.
Jamie Vardy has 11 goals and three assists in 17 PL appearances under Craig Shakespeare.
What the managers say
David Wagner: "Of course I like the story of Leicester City, but that doesn't change the fact we would like to be successful against them."
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Craig Shakespeare: "They (Huddersfield) haven’t surprised me. It will be difficult for them to stay up. What I’ve seen so far, they have great spirit and they’ll be difficult to play against."
