MATRADE Loftus Road, home stadium of Queens Park Rangers
Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers

EnglandEngland
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Founded

1882

Venue

MATRADE Loftus Road

City

London

Capacity

18,360

Surface

grass

#17 Championship R0# FA Cup # League Cup

Trophies

Community Shield

1912,1908,

2x2nd Place

League Cup

1966/1967,

1xWinner

League Cup

1985/1986,

1x2nd Place

Championship

2010/2011,1982/1983,

2xWinner

Championship

1972/1973,1967/1968,

2x2nd Place

Premier League

1975/1976,

1x2nd Place

FA Cup

1981/1982,

1x2nd Place

League One

2003/2004,

1x2nd Place

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers Football Club was founded in 1882 in west London, formed through a merger of several local clubs. QPR, as they are widely known, play their home matches at Loftus Road in Shepherd's Bush and compete in the English Championship. Nicknamed 'The Hoops' for their distinctive blue and white striped shirts, the club won the Second Division championship in 1983 and was runners-up in the First Division in 1976 under manager Dave Sexton. QPR briefly attracted significant investment in the 2010s and reached the Premier League, but have since settled back into the Championship. Known for nurturing talent and a loyal fanbase, QPR maintain a strong west London identity.