Millwall 2-1 Queens Park Rangers

Current streaks

Recent form

Millwall

Millwall have shown mixed form in their recent fixtures, but are currently enjoying a positive streak with two consecutive away wins in the Championship. The Lions have been defensively solid, conceding only 5 goals in their last 6 matches and keeping 3 clean sheets. Their goal-scoring record has been respectable, netting 9 times across these games, including a 3-0 victory over Dagenham & Redbridge in the FA Cup. Interestingly, Millwall's matches have been evenly split between high and low-scoring affairs, with 50% of their games featuring over 2.5 goals. Despite their mid-table position of 14th, the team's recent form suggests they are capable of climbing the table, particularly if they can maintain their current defensive solidity and build on their recent away successes.

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers have shown mixed form in their recent fixtures, with a notable run of three consecutive wins in the Championship before their most recent loss to Sheffield Wednesday. Despite their mid-table position, the R's have been involved in several high-scoring encounters, particularly their FA Cup defeat to Leicester which ended in a thrilling 6-2 scoreline. QPR's attacking prowess is evident, having scored in five of their last six matches and averaging 1.67 goals per game. However, their defensive frailties are a concern, conceding an average of 1.83 goals per game and managing only one clean sheet in this period. The team's matches have been entertaining for neutrals, with 67% of their games seeing both teams score and the same percentage featuring over 2.5 goals. This attacking mindset has led to an impressive total goals average of 3.5 per match, suggesting that QPR's fixtures are rarely dull affairs.

Recent home/away form

Millwall

Millwall's recent home form has been inconsistent, with the Lions struggling to find a consistent rhythm at The Den. They have managed just two wins in their last six home matches, interspersed with three losses and a draw. Notably, Millwall have failed to score in three of these six games, including back-to-back Championship defeats against Hull City and Oxford United. Their most convincing performance came in the FA Cup, where they comfortably dispatched Dagenham & Redbridge 3-0. Defensively, Millwall have been relatively solid, conceding only five goals in these six matches and keeping two clean sheets. However, their attacking output has been a concern, with only six goals scored across all competitions during this period. The majority of Millwall's recent home games have been low-scoring affairs, with four out of the six matches featuring under 2.5 goals.

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers have shown mixed form in their recent away fixtures, with a noticeable improvement in their last two outings. The Hoops have managed to secure back-to-back away victories against Hull City and Plymouth Argyle, which is a positive sign for their Championship campaign. However, their away form has been inconsistent overall, with two draws and two losses in the four games prior to their recent wins. A particularly concerning result was the heavy 6-2 defeat to Leicester in the FA Cup, highlighting defensive vulnerabilities on the road. QPR have struggled to keep clean sheets away from home, managing just one in their last six away games. Despite this, they've been relatively consistent in finding the back of the net, scoring in five out of six matches. The team's goal difference of -5 over these six away games suggests they've been outperformed by their opponents, but their recent upturn in form could indicate a potential turnaround in their away performances.