Stoke City manager Mark Hughes is "confident" that his team will find the back of the net against Queens Park Rangers this weekend.

The Potters have scored two goals in the first four Premier League games of the season, but failed to get on the scoresheet in last weekend's 1-0 defeat to Leicester City.

"I'm confident the players I have here will address that," Hughes said in this afternoon's press conference. "We did have problems last year with a lack of goals that hindered us at certain points but we came through at the back end. We've got enough quality and we've added players who will give us different options."

Meanwhile, QPR manager Harry Redknapp hopes that Hughes will receive a "good reception" from the fans following his failed stint at Loftus Road.