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    Football> Community> Wissywaxplanet>

    Queens Park Rangers (QPR) VS Cardiff City

    England Championship
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    Queens Park Rangers (QPR)
    Queens Park Rangers (QPR) 2
    1 Cardiff City
    Cardiff City
    QPR had a tough 2025-26 season and lost their last four league games. It's gone better so far this season and the Hoops are fourth in the table. They host 13th placed Cardiff City who have drawn all three of their league games. There were no relegation fears for QPR last season and they ended in 15th, 11 points above the bottom three. It was a terrible end to the season though with four losses and ten goals conceded. This season has seen them in much better form with two wins and a draw. They ended the weekend only two points behind leaders Charlton after a 2-1 away win at Blackburn. Two of their three league fixtures have seen both teams score. They are unbeaten in their last three games against their opponents.
    Further Reading
    • Martín Epstein
      Martín Epstein
      Queen's Park Rangers have shown strong defensive and corner - kick control at home this season. They've remained unbeaten in their last two EFL Championship home games. In the match against Bolton, they had a dominant corner - kick count of 9 - 2, and against Millwall, the corner - kick ratio was 6 - 1, maintaining their control over the game. Statistics reveal that the team averages 7.8 corner kicks per home game, significantly higher than the 4.1 per away game. This indicates the effectiveness of their set - piece tactics. On the defensive side, they've only conceded 1 goal in their last three home games, with a low goals - conceded rate of 0.33 per game. Their performances in friendly matches, such as a 1 - 0 win over Wycombe (where the corner - kick count was 8 - 1) and a 3 - 2 victory against Fiorentina (4 - 2 in corner kicks), also demonstrate the resilience of their home - ground defense under pressure. Although their attack is not overly powerful, they effectively control the g
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      ENG LCH Queens Park Rangers (QPR) 2-1 Cardiff City
    • Ethan Blackaby
      Ethan Blackaby
      Queen's Park Rangers are currently fifth in the league, having secured seven points from two wins and a draw in their three - game unbeaten start. They've been in a stable form at the beginning of the season. In these three games, the team has scored five goals while conceding only two, showing good performances at both ends of the pitch. They've won both of their away games, but haven't scored a goal at home yet. The home - ground offensive rhythm needs to be activated. The team's playing style emphasizes ground - based passing. Their midfield has strong ball - control ability and they're good at advancing forward through short - passing combinations. The forward players make runs and interceptions, constantly stretching the opponent's defense to create shooting opportunities. On the defensive end, they maintain a relatively compact formation, with effective coordinated defending and position - filling, which helps them control the number of goals conceded. Playing at home this time w
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    • FRANKLIN CHIGB
      FRANKLIN CHIGB
      Queen's Park Rangers have a well - established ground passing and advancing system. They rely on the orderly rotation of multiple midfielders to set the rhythm of the game. The players show excellent teamwork in small - scale plays, gradually breaking down the opponent's defense. Their positional play runs smoothly. The team has solid passing statistics. In the last five games, they had an average passing success rate of 73% and an effective passing ratio of 27% in the attacking third. Their ability to maintain ball control and put pressure on the opponents is quite stable. However, Queen's Park Rangers are not strong in physical confrontation. When faced with tight - marking and intense pressing, their passing routes are easily blocked, which may lead to a brief disruption in the smooth transition between offense and defense. Cardiff City adheres to a practical competition concept of steady progress. Their offensive and defensive allocation is balanced and reasonable. They don't blind
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      ENG LCH Queens Park Rangers (QPR) 2-1 Cardiff City
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