Leicester City boss Nigel Pearson has made two changes from the team that drew 2-2 with Birmingham for tonight's crucial clash with Bolton.
David Nugent, who conceded the penalty in the dying minutes on Friday night, and Danny Drinkwater both drop to the bench.
Lloyd Dyer and Anthony Knockaert both return to the starting line-up in their place as City revert back to a 4-4-2 formation, with Jeff Schlupp and Chris Wood up front.
If City lose, it will require a miracle for Pearson's men to secure a play-off place with just three games left to play to close a gap of what would be five points.
Only 10 weeks ago, City were sitting pretty in second place in the Championship while the visitors were languishing in 20th.
Since then Bolton have taken 29 points from a possible 39, while City have cobbled together just eight in this time and picked up just one win from 13 games.
But a win would see City leapfrog Dougie Freedman's men and could even jump into the top six if Nottingham Forest don't win at Middlesbrough.
The team is: Schmeichel; De Laet, Morgan (capt), Keane, Konchesky; Knockaert, James, King, Dyer; Wood, Schlupp.
Subs: Drinkwater, Whitbread, Vardy, Logan, Gallagher, Nugent, Kane.
