QPR Promoted To The Premier League -Almost!
Congratulations to Queens Park Rangers on gaining promotion, bar a disaster on goal difference to the Premier League ending a fifteen year wait to rejoin the top tier of English football. QPR were expecting confirmation of promotion to win today, however …
QPR Unbeaten Run ends as Watford and Graham Stun Loftus Road
Watford pulled off a massive shock in the Championship last night beating Queens Park Rangers by three goals to one in a televised Friday night encounter.
This defeat means that QPR lose the opportunity to extend their lead at the top of the table and fall agonisingly close of equalling the clubs record unbeaten run, falling just one short on nineteen.
Championship Round Up – Saturday 4th December 2010
Due to the weather it was a much reduced Championship fixture list with Doncaster, Hull, Sheffield United, Nottingham Forest and Portsmouth all unable to host a match due to pitch and safety concerns. This did not stop this weekend being …
Championship Game of the Week: QPR v Cardiff
Queens Park Rangers extended their lead at the top of the Championship with an important come from behind victory over second placed Cardiff City.
The game did not start the way the London side would have hoped as Craig Bellamy gave the Welsh side the lead after thirteen minutes, as Jay Bothroyd capitalised on a slip by Kaspars Gorkss slip to provide an assist to the on loan Manchester City striker.
QPR Promotion Challenge Crippled By Draws – A Curse They Share With Manchester United
Like Manchester United, Queens Park Rangers can both boast that they are unbeaten in the league so far this season. However despite this impressive record neither club currently occupies top spot in their respective leagues.
So far this season QPR have drawn around half of their games this season dropping 16 points or the equivalent of 5 defeats in the process.
Can QPR Cope With The Captain Curse?
Several teams have managed to put together some pretty decent runs in the Championship this season. All of them, though, are susceptible to poor form and bad results. This is partly because this is a tight league with little difference …
