Queens Park Rangers 1-1 Stoke City

Current streaks

Recent form

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers are currently experiencing a concerning run of form, having failed to secure a victory in their last 12 matches. The team's recent performances have been particularly poor, with three losses and three draws in their last six games. QPR's defensive struggles are evident, conceding nine goals in these six matches, including a heavy 4-1 defeat at home to Middlesbrough. Their attacking output has been equally worrying, managing to score only three goals during this period, averaging a mere 0.5 goals per game. Despite their difficulties, QPR have shown some resilience in keeping two clean sheets. However, their position at the bottom of the Championship table with just 10 points from 15 games highlights the urgent need for improvement across all areas of their play.

Stoke City

Stoke City's recent form has been mixed, with their last six games yielding two wins, two draws, and two losses. The Potters have shown resilience in their most recent Championship fixtures, going unbeaten in their last three league matches with two wins and a draw. Despite their mid-table position, Stoke have been involved in some high-scoring encounters, particularly in their 3-2 League Cup defeat to Southampton and their 2-2 draw with Bristol City. Their goal-scoring and conceding records are perfectly balanced, with 9 goals both for and against in their last six games, averaging 1.5 goals per game in each column. Interestingly, both teams have scored in two-thirds of these matches, suggesting Stoke City are consistently involved in competitive, open games. The team's ability to keep clean sheets has been a concern, managing just one in their last six outings, which came in their impressive 2-0 away victory against Blackburn Rovers.

Recent home/away form

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers' recent home form has been underwhelming, with the team failing to secure a victory in their last six matches at Loftus Road. The Hoops have managed three draws and suffered three defeats, indicating a struggle to capitalise on home advantage. Notably, QPR have been involved in some high-scoring affairs, particularly in their most recent home game where they conceded four goals to Middlesbrough. Their defensive frailties are evident, having conceded 11 goals in six matches, averaging 1.83 goals against per game. Despite this, QPR have managed to find the net in five out of six games, though their attacking output remains modest at 0.83 goals per match. The team's sole clean sheet came in a goalless draw against Sunderland, offering a rare positive defensive display amidst their poor run of form.

Stoke City

Stoke City's recent away form has been particularly challenging, with the Potters struggling to find consistency on the road. They have managed only one win in their last six away matches, suffering four defeats and securing one draw. Notably, Stoke have endured a concerning run of three consecutive away losses prior to their most recent victory against Blackburn Rovers. Their defensive record has been a mixed bag, with two clean sheets but also conceding eight goals across these six matches. Scoring has been a significant issue for Stoke away from home, netting just four times in six games, with 83% of these matches seeing under 2.5 goals. The high-scoring exception was their 3-2 League Cup defeat to Southampton, which stands out as an anomaly in an otherwise low-scoring run of away fixtures.