Plymouth Argyle vs Queens Park Rangers

Current streaks

Recent form

Plymouth Argyle

Plymouth Argyle's recent form presents a mixed picture, with the team struggling in the Championship but showing signs of resilience. Currently sitting in 24th position, the Pilgrims have managed just one win in their last six matches, coming in the FA Cup against higher-ranked Brentford. Their league form has been particularly challenging, with two heavy defeats followed by a string of three draws. The team's defensive record has been a concern, conceding nine goals in six games, including a 4-0 drubbing by Coventry City. However, Plymouth have shown improvement in recent matches, keeping two clean sheets in their last four outings. Goals have been hard to come by for Argyle, scoring just four times in six games, with 67% of their matches featuring under 2.5 goals. Despite their struggles, the team's ability to grind out draws and their cup success suggest they may be finding some stability as they battle against relegation.

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers have shown mixed form in their recent fixtures, with three wins, one draw, and two losses in their last six matches. The team's goal-scoring ability has been noteworthy, averaging 1.67 goals per game, but their defence has been a concern, conceding an average of 2.17 goals per match. A particularly high-scoring game was their recent FA Cup match against Leicester, which ended in a 6-2 defeat. QPR have been involved in several entertaining matches, with 83% of their last six games seeing both teams score and over 2.5 goals. Despite their mid-table position, the Rangers have struggled to keep clean sheets, with their current run without one extending to seven games. Their recent Championship form has been more positive, with back-to-back wins against Luton Town and Watford helping to solidify their 13th place position in the league.

Recent home/away form

Plymouth Argyle

Plymouth Argyle's recent home form has been characterised by a series of draws, with four of their last six matches at Home Park ending level. The Pilgrims have struggled to secure victories, managing just one win in this period against Portsmouth. Despite their position at the bottom of the Championship table, Plymouth have been involved in some high-scoring encounters, most notably the 3-3 thriller against Middlesbrough. Their matches have been entertaining for neutrals, with both teams scoring in 83% of these games and over 2.5 goals occurring in 67% of them. Whilst Plymouth have shown an ability to find the back of the net, averaging 1.67 goals per game, their defensive frailties are evident as they've conceded at the same rate, resulting in a goal difference of zero over these six matches.

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers have shown mixed form in their recent away fixtures, with their last six games on the road yielding one win, three draws, and two losses. The London side have struggled to find consistency, failing to secure consecutive victories in this stretch. Notably, QPR's defence has been a concern, conceding 11 goals in these six matches, including a heavy 6-2 defeat to Leicester in the FA Cup - their most recent and highest-scoring away game. On a more positive note, the R's managed two clean sheets during this period, demonstrating their ability to occasionally shore up their backline. However, their goalscoring output has been modest, netting just six times in these six away games, with half of those coming in a single match against Cardiff City. The team's tendency towards low-scoring affairs is evident, with four of the six matches featuring fewer than 2.5 goals.