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team-logoQueens Park Rangers
2 - 3
FT
team-logoWrexham
H. Vale 6'S. Cook 80'
C. Doyle 54'J. Windass 90' + 3'O. Rathbone 90' + 4'
(HT 1-0) (FT 2-3)

Queens Park Rangers vs WrexhamResults & stats,

Key Events

Stats

QPR

Summary

WRE
  • 46%

    Ball possession

    54%
  • 13

    Total shots

    11
  • 3

    Shots on target

    7
  • 7

    Corners

    3
  • 13

    Fouls Committed

    13
  • 0

    Offsides

    1
QPR

Attacking

WRE
  • 13

    Total shots

    11
  • 3

    Shots on target

    7
  • 8

    Shots off target

    0
  • 2

    Blocked shots

    4
QPR

Defence

WRE
  • 4

    Saves

    1
  • 14

    Free Kicks

    13
QPR

Discipline

WRE
  • 3

    Yellow cards

    2
  • 1

    Red cards

    0

Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Injuries and Suspensions

  • No sidelined players
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Pick your winner

Queens Park Rangers16%28
56%105
Wrexham28%53

Match details

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Championship - Game Week 29
Loftus Road

Championship crestChampionship

PosTeamPWDLFA+/-PTSForm
14Preston North End crestPreston North End00000000
15Queens Park Rangers crestQueens Park Rangers00000000
16Sheffield United crestSheffield United00000000
22Wolverhampton Wanderers crestWolverhampton Wanderers00000000
23Wrexham crestWrexham00000000
24Southampton crestSouthampton0000000-4
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Latest News

Queens Park RangersMore from QPRWrexhamMore from WRE

  • 'We smelt blood!' - Wrexham fire warning to promotion rivals

    Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson was pleased with his side's attacking initiative during their stunning 3-2 win at Queens Park Rangers on Saturday. The Red Dragons trailed 2-1 heading into stoppage time at the end of the second half, but managed to take all three points from their visit to Loftus Road with two incredibly late goals.
    Phil Parkinson Rob Mac Ryan Reynolds

  • Wrexham work their magic! Red Dragons complete remarkable turnaround

    Wrexham scored two goals deep into time added on to beat Queens Park Rangers 3-2 in a chaotic finish to the clash at Loftus Road. The Hoops looked good for the three points until goals from Josh Windass and Oliver Rathbone sealed a stunning comeback win for Phil Parkinson’s side who move up into sixth place in the Championship table and into the play-off spots.
    Wrexham
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