Queens Park Rangers
AngliyaQueens Park Rangers 11 ta oʻyindan soʻng Chempionship jadvalida 17 ochko bilan 9-oʻrinda (4 gʻalaba, 5 durang, 2 magʻlubiyat, gollar: 15-12). Queens Park Rangers jamoasining soʻnggi formasi (oxirgi beshta oʻyin): D D D G M.
Tashkil topgan
1882
Murabbiy
Julien StephanOʻyin maydoni
MATRADE Loftus Road
Shahar
London
Sigʻimi
18,360
Qoplama
grass
Mavsum statistikasi
Koʻrsatkichlar
4W 5D 1L
H:2W/A:2W
Gollar
15 / 9 (+6)
H:8/A:7
Quruq oʻyinlar
10
H:5/A:5
Oʻrin
15
Safdan chiqqan oʻyinchilar (14)
Soʻnggi natijalar
@ Birmingham
17/10/2026Chempionship
– Derby
14/10/2026Chempionship
@ West Ham
09/10/2026Chempionship
– Preston
19/09/2026Chempionship
@ West Brom
12/09/2026Chempionship
@ Charlton
09/09/2026Chempionship
– Middlesbrough
05/09/2026Chempionship
– Cardiff
02/09/2026Chempionship
@ Blackburn
29/08/2026Chempionship
– Bolton
22/08/2026Chempionship
Kelgusi oʻyinlar
– Swansea
Chempionship
24/10/2026
16:00
@ Southampton
Chempionship
31/10/2026
17:00
– Burnley
Chempionship
03/11/2026
21:45
– Lincoln
Chempionship
07/11/2026
17:00
@ Millwall
Chempionship
21/11/2026
14:30
@ Norwich
Chempionship
24/11/2026
21:45
– Sheffield Utd
Chempionship
28/11/2026
17:00
@ Stoke
Chempionship
05/12/2026
17:00
– Wolves
Chempionship
08/12/2026
21:45
– Watford
Chempionship
12/12/2026
14:30
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.