Hull City 1-2 Queens Park Rangers

Current streaks

Recent form

Hull City

Hull City have shown mixed form in their recent fixtures, with their last six games yielding two wins, two draws, and two losses. The Tigers have been involved in some tight contests, with five of their last six matches ending with a margin of one goal or less. A notable exception was their high-scoring 3-3 draw against Leeds United, which stands out as an anomaly in a run of otherwise low-scoring affairs. Hull's defensive record has been reasonably solid, keeping two clean sheets in their last six outings, while their attack has managed to find the net in four of these matches. Despite this, Hull City find themselves struggling in 22nd position in the league table, highlighting the competitive nature of the Championship and the importance of turning draws into wins to climb away from the relegation zone.

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers have shown mixed form in their recent fixtures, with a notable upturn in their league performances. The club are currently on a three-match winning streak in the Championship, which has helped them climb to 13th position in the table. However, their FA Cup run came to an abrupt end with a high-scoring 6-2 defeat against Leicester, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities. QPR's recent matches have been goal-rich affairs, with 67% of their last six games seeing over 2.5 goals scored. Despite conceding an average of two goals per game in this period, the R's have managed to outscore their opponents in three of their last four matches, suggesting an improvement in their attacking prowess. The clean sheet against Plymouth Argyle in their most recent outing is a positive sign for a team that had previously been struggling to keep opponents at bay.

Recent home/away form

Hull City

Hull City's recent home form has been a mixed bag, with the Tigers struggling to find consistency at the KCOM Stadium. In their last six home matches, Hull have managed just one victory, drawing three and losing two. The team have failed to keep a clean sheet in any of these games, conceding at least once in each fixture. Their most recent home outing saw a thrilling 3-3 draw against Leeds United, which was the highest-scoring match in this run. Despite their struggles, Hull have been involved in some entertaining contests, with both teams scoring in four of the six matches. The Tigers' goal-scoring record at home has been modest, averaging just over a goal per game, while their defence has been slightly more porous, conceding at an average of 1.33 goals per match.

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers' recent away form has been a mixed bag, with their last six games on the road yielding one win, three draws, and two losses. The Hoops have struggled to find the back of the net, scoring only 0.83 goals per game on average, while their defence has been leaky, conceding 1.83 goals per match. Their most recent away fixture saw them secure a narrow 1-0 victory against Plymouth Argyle, breaking a run of five games without a win on their travels. However, their FA Cup journey came to a crushing end with a high-scoring 6-2 defeat at Leicester, which stands out as their heaviest loss in this period. QPR have shown resilience in grinding out draws, with three of their last six away games ending level, including a goalless stalemate at Watford. Despite their inconsistent form, the R's have managed to keep two clean sheets on the road, suggesting some defensive capability amidst their struggles.