Christmas Day, 1950: QPR at home to Preston North End. QPR Lost 4-1!
QPR's Last Christmas Day game...1957 Away to Gillingham (Drew 1-1)
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with Paul Hart picking up a victory
Posted last year:
Here's
to an exciting game - and VICTORY today. Given Bristol City's recent
record and manager's sickness, this is a really a "MUST WIN' For QPR...
No pressure, Mr. Hart.
Past QPR Boxing Day Results
A year ago, Alberti - yet another of HIS great signings, made his QPR debut.
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SOME PAST BOXING DAY QPR RESULTS & TEAMS
1966 QPR 3 Brighton 0
1967 Plymouth 0 QPR 1 (Keen Pen)
1968 QPR 0 WBA 4 (Part of our Division One 1968/69 Humiliation Season!)
1969 Millwall 2 QPR 0
1972 QPR 3 Orient 1 (Leach, Givens, Thomas)
1973 Spurs 0 QPR 0
1974 QPR 4 Leicester 2 (Beck, Thomas, Givens, Westwood)
1975 QPR 2 Norwich
1977 QPR 0 Derby 0
1978 QPR 2 Spurs 2 (Bowles, Shanks)
1980 QPR 3 West Ham 0 (Silkman, Curie, Stainrod)
1981 QPR 0 Chelsea 2
1984 QPR 2 Chelsea 2 (Bannister. MCdonald)
1987 QPR 1 Chelsea 1 (Kerslake)
1988 Aston Villa 2 QPR 1 (T. Francis)
1989 QPR 1 Coventry 1 (Falco)
1990 QPR 1 Liverpool 1 (Falco)
1991 QPR 0 Liverpool 0
1994 Crystal Palce 0 QPR 0
1995 Arsenal QPR 0
1996 QPR 3 Norwich 2 (Peacock, Dichio, Mcdermott)
1997 Portsmouth 3 QPR 1 (Sheron)
1998 QPR 2 Norwich 0 (Murray Peacock)
1999 Norwich 2 QPR 1
2000 QPR 2 Norwich 3
2001 QPR 0 Brighton 0
2002 QPR 2 Wycombe 1 (Rose, Gallen)
2003 Notts County 3 QPR 3
2004 Plymouth 2 QPR 1
2005 Brighton 1 QPR 0
2006 Birmingham 2 QPR 1
2007 Plymouth 2 QPR 1 (Ainsworth)
2008 Charlton 2 QPR 2
2009 QPR 2 Bristol City 1
2010 QPR 4 Swansea 0 (Mackie, Helguson, Taarabt (2)
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Boxing Day 2010: QPR 4 Swansea 0
01 Kenny
03 Hill red card
13 Gorkss
15 Walker
16 Connolly
04 Derry
07 Taarabt (Rowlands 83)
11 Faurlin
09 Helguson (Hulse 86)
12 Mackie
21 Smith (Orr 21)
Substitutes 24 Cerny, 02 Orr, 14 Rowlands, 25 Ephraim, 08 Clarke, 19 Agyemang, 20 Hulse
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Boxing Day 2008 - Charlton 2 QPR 2QPR:
Cerny; Ramage, Connolly, Hall, Gorkss; Alberti (Ephraim 60),
Leigertwood, Cook (Ledesma 67), Rowlands; Di Carmine (Helguson 82),
Blackstock. Subs (not used): Mahon, Agyemang. - Match Reports and
Comments
Boxing Day 2007 - Plymouth 2-1 QPR 1
QPR:
Camp, Barker, Bolder, Buzsaky (Blackstock, 78), Ainsworth, Rowlands
(Nygaard, 67), Walton, Malcolm, Vine, Rehman, Leigertwood.Subs: Cole,
Moore, Kanyuka.
Goals: Ainsworth (19) Bookings: Buzsaky (30),
Rowlands (45), Ainsworth (51), Walton (52), Bolder (70), Nygaard (76),
Leigertwood (90) - Match Reports and Comments
Boxing Day 2006 Birmingham 2 QPR 1QPR
Royce, Bignot, Mancienne, Rehman, Stewart,Milanese (Rowlands 75),
Bircham (Bailey 59), Smith, Cook,Furlong, Blackstock (Ray Jones 81).
Subs Not Used: Cole, Ward. Match Reports and Comments
Boxing Day 2004 - Plymouth 2 QPR 1
QPR
Day, Bignot, shiteetu, Santos, Padula (Edghill 70), Miller (Best 45),
Rowlands, Gallen, Cook (Ainsworth 73), Bircham, Furlong. Subs Not Used:
Bean, McLeod. Sporting Life
Boxing Day 2002, QPR 2 Wycombe 1
QPR's
squad: Chris Day, Clarke Carlisle, Terrell Forbes, Matthew Rose,
Richard Langley, Steve Palmer, Brett Angell, Marc Bircham, Lee Cook,
Nicky Culkin, Paul Furlong, Kevin Gallen, Daniel shiteetu, Andy Thomson
Boxing Day, 1999 Norwich 2 QPR 1QPR:
Miklosko, Breacker, Baraclough, Ward, Darlington, Plummer, Wardley,
Langley, Murray (Gallen 89), Steiner, Kiwomya. Subs Not Used: Bankole,
Kulcsar, McGovern, Bruce Sent Off: Langley (89). Booked: Langley. Goals:
Wardley 40. Sporting Life
Boxing Day, 1997 Portmouth 3 QPR 1-
Victory for bottom of the table Portsmouth! QPR: Roberts, Yates,
Brazier, Quashie, Ready, Maddix, Spencer (Gallen 74), Peacock, Murray,
Sheron, Sinclair. Subs Not Used: Barker, Perry. Goals: Sheron 31.
Sporting Life
Boxing Day 1968 - QPR 0 WBA 4
Ron Springett - Harris Keetch Hazell Watson - Keen Hunt R. Morgan - Bridges Clarke Marsh - Allen (sub)
Boxing Day 1967: Plymouth 0 QPR 1
On Boxing Day, 1967, QPR won at Plymouth 1-0 through a Mike Keen penalty.
(Four days later, QPR completed their double, by defeating Plymouth 4-1 at Loftus Road. Rodney Marsh, 2 and Mike Keen 2.)
QPR's team at Plymouth: Springett, Clement Hazell Keetch Harris, Morgan, Keen, Sanderson, Morgan, McGovern, Marsh.
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
QPR's Past Boxing Day Games: Two Against Plymouth
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Below: Results of QPR's Boxing Day Games Over The Past Forty Years, including two against Plymouth, both times, away!
In
1967, QPR won 1-0 at Plymouth, Mike Keen, Penalty, with Mick McGovern
making his QPR debut. (Four days later, QPR completed their double, by
defeating Plymouth 4-1 at Loftus Road. Rodney Marsh, 2 and Mike Keen 2.)
QPR's 1967 team at Plymouth: Springett, Clement Hazell Keetch Harris,
Morgan, Keen, Sanderson, Morgan, McGovern, Marsh.
Three years ago,
Boxing Day 2004: Plymouth defeated QPR 2-1 in Plymouth. QPR's team: QPR
Day, Bignot, shiteetu, Santos, Padula (Edghill 70), Miller (Best 45),
Rowlands, Gallen, Cook (Ainsworth 73), Bircham, Furlong. Subs Not Used:
Bean, McLeod.
BOXING DAY 1967: Plymouth 0 QPR
On Boxing
Day, 1967, QPR won at Plymouth 1-0 through a Mike Keen penalty. (Four
days later, QPR completed their double, by defeating Plymouth 4-1 at
Loftus Road. Rodney Marsh, 2 and Mike Keen 2.) QPR's team at Plymouth:
Springett, Clement Hazell Keetch Harris, Morgan, Keen, Sanderson,
Morgan, McGovern, Marsh.
BOXING DAY 2004 - Sporting Life PLYMOUTH 2 QPR 1
A
49th-minute Micky Evans header gave Plymouth Argyle a 2-1 win and
condemned Queen's Park Rangers to their fourth consecutive Coca-Cola
Championship defeat.
Evans' third goal of the season sealed the win
after Paul Wotton had given the Pilgrims the lead before Paul Furlong
pulled a goal back for Rangers, who almost claimed a late point.
The
home side took the lead in the 13th minute when recent signing Bjarni
Gudjonsson, making his first start for Bobby Williamson's side, played
the ball to Wotton from the right and the defender smacked a powerful
long-range shot that found the top corner of keeper Chris Day's net.
But
Plymouth's joy was cut short four minutes later when they were reduced
to 10 men as defender Graham Coughlan was sent off for violent conduct
after a poor challenge on Paul Furlong.
However, Ian Holloway's side could not make the extra man count and the game became littered with fouls.
QPR's
Marc Bircham was next in the book after the half-hour mark for a foul
on David Friio before Georges Santos had his name taken for clattering
Evans.
Santos received his marching orders six minutes before
half-time after receiving a second yellow for a tackle on Friio as
Plymouth deservedly went in at the break 1-0 up.
Holloway replaced
Adam Miller with on-loan Southampton striker Leon Best for the second
half in an effort to give Rangers more attacking impetus.
But,
unfortunately for the visitors, it was Plymouth who doubled their lead
as Evans nodded in Paul Connolly's cross from the left on 49 minutes for
the striker's third goal of the season.
Rangers got back into the
game four minutes later through Furlong when Kevin Gallen's free-kick
found the veteran striker, who drilled a low shot past Romain Larrieu.
Plymouth spurned a glorious chance to give themselves some breathing space on the hour mark.
Peter
Gilbert's inviting cross was met by Marino Keith but the striker, who
had been recalled to the Pilgrims' starting line-up, volleyed wide from
close in.
QPR were competing better in the second period and Gallen
brought a rare save out of Larrieu with a long-range effort before the
French keeper kept out a Furlong header.
Holloway threw on Richard
Edghill and Gareth Ainsworth in an attempt to salvage a point and
Larrieu had to be alert to keep out a Bircham strike as QPR pressed for
an equaliser.
Larrieu again came to Plymouth's rescue deep into
injury time, parrying Martin Rowlands' shot from inside the area as the
Pilgrims held on to claim a first league win in three games.
Teams
Plymouth
Larrieu, Connolly, Doumbe, Coughlan, Gilbert, Capaldi, Friio, Wotton,
Gudjonsson, Keith, Evans (Crawford 72). Subs Not Used: Hodges, Lasley,
Adams, Norris. Sent Off: Coughlan (17). Booked: Wotton, Friio. Goals:
Wotton 13, Evans 49.
QPR Day, Bignot, shiteetu, Santos, Padula
(Edghill 70), Miller (Best 45), Rowlands, Gallen, Cook (Ainsworth 73),
Bircham, Furlong. Subs Not Used: Bean, McLeod. Sporting Life
One Year Ago, Boxing Day 2006 Birmingham 2 QPR 1
[Only two players from last season's 11 (at most) will be playing today=
SPORTING LIFE: BIRMINGHAM 2 QPR 1
Birmingham
celebrated their 100th anniversary at St Andrews in style as goals from
Matthew Upson and Cameron Jerome secured a fifth straight Coca-Cola
Championship win and extended their lead at the top of the table to
eight points.
QPR winger Lee Cook briefly threatened to spoil the
party by cancelling out Upson's 22nd-minute header to silence a
near-full house but the Blues had the last laugh as second-half
substitute Jerome fired the winner three minutes after replacing DJ
Campbell.
Second-placed Preston lost at West Brom and Derby, third,
went down at home against Wolves as Birmingham, held to a goalless draw
by Middlesbrough in their first match at St Andrews on Boxing Day back
in 1906, made it just one defeat in their last 13 league matches.
Birmingham,
unchanged from the side that started at Southend on Saturday, went
close to taking a second-minute lead when Nicklas Bendtner headed Gary
McSheffrey's cross over the crossbar.
QPR responded through Dexter Blackstock, who shot wide from Cook's cross.
Home
goalkeeper Maik Taylor held Jimmy Smith's 25-yard shot, while Bendtner
saw his effort from the edge of the penalty area blocked by Rangers
goalkeeper Simon Royce.
McSheffrey, a £4million summer signing from
Coventry, was involved in most of Birmingham's better work and from his
free-kick on the left the Blues took a 22nd-minute lead.
Damion
Stewart was penalised for his challenge on Campbell and Upson rose
highest to head McSheffrey's pin-point cross beyond Royce.
McSheffrey's
diving header from Mathew Sadler's cross flashed wide before the
visitors put a dampener on their hosts' celebrations in the 31st minute.
Furlong set up Cook on the left side of the area and the winger sent his shot arrowing into the top corner.
Royce
turned away Campbell's goalbound 20-yarder at full stretch and held
Bendtner's header as City looked to regain their advantage before the
break.
Bendtner went close again with a header from another
McSheffrey corner shortly after the restart, while Blackstock also
headed over and fired wide from 25 yards.
City manager Steve Bruce
sent on Jerome for Campbell just before the hour and the striker
despatched McSheffrey's pass into the bottom corner from 12 yards three
minutes later.
Radhi Jaidi and Upson both went close to extending
Birmingham's lead with headers from a free-kick and corner while
McSheffrey had two 30-yard strikes that whistled over the crossbar.
QPR used all three of their substitutes - Rowlands, Jones and Stefan Bailey - midway through the second half
but
apart from long-range shots from Rehman and Cook, the latter's blocked
by Stephen Clemence, the visitors failed to create clear-cut chances.
Teams
Birmingham
Maik Taylor, Kelly, Jaidi, Upson (Larsson 89),Sadler, Johnson, Nafti,
Clemence, McSheffrey, Bendtner,Campbell (Jerome 59), Jerome (Muamba 90).
Subs Not Used: Doyle, Danns.
Booked: Bendtner.
Goals: Upson 22, Jerome 62.
QPR
Royce, Bignot, Mancienne, Rehman, Stewart,Milanese (Rowlands 75),
Bircham (Bailey 59), Smith, Cook,Furlong, Blackstock (Ray Jones 81).
Subs Not Used: Cole, Ward.
Booked: Milanese. Sporting Life
FIVE YEARS AGO, BOXING DAY 2002, QPR 2 Wycombe 1
QPR's
squad: Chris Day, Clarke Carlisle, Terrell Forbes, Matthew Rose,
Richard Langley, Steve Palmer, Brett Angell, Marc Bircham, Lee Cook,
Nicky Culkin, Paul Furlong, Kevin Gallen, Daniel shiteetu, Andy Thomson
Boxing Day, 1999 Norwich 2 QPR 1
Norwich: A. Marshall, Sutch, Fleming, Jackson, Fuglestad, Anselin, de Blasiis, Russell, Llewellyn, Roberts, Diop.
Subs Not Used: Green, Mackay, Coote, L. Marshall, Kenton.
Sent Off: Llewellyn (90).
Booked: Llewellyn, Fuglestad, Russell.
Goals: Breacker 25 og, Llewellyn 87.
QPR: Miklosko, Breacker, Baraclough, Ward, Darlington, Plummer, Wardley, Langley, Murray (Gallen 89), Steiner, Kiwomya.
Subs Not Used: Bankole, Kulcsar, McGovern, Bruce
Sent Off: Langley (89).
Booked: Langley.
Goals: Wardley 40.
Sporting Life
And A decade ago, Portmouth 3 QPR 1
Victory for bottom of the table Portsmouth!
Portsmouth:
Knight, Pethick, Thomson, McLoughlin, Waterman, Awford, Hall (Igoe 89),
Foster, Aloisi (Durnin 84), Svensson, Turner.
Subs Not Used: Perrett.
Goals: Pethick 35, McLoughlin 62 pen, Hall 80.
QPR:
Roberts, Yates, Brazier, Quashie, Ready, Maddix, Spencer (Gallen 74),
Peacock, Murray, Sheron, Sinclair. Subs Not Used: Barker, Perry.
Goals: Sheron 31. Sporting Life
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Wednesday, December 26, 2007
QPR's Past Boxing Day Games: Two Against Plymouth
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Below: Results of QPR's Boxing Day Games Over The Past Forty Years, including two against Plymouth, both times, away!
In
1967, QPR won 1-0 at Plymouth, Mike Keen, Penalty, with Mick McGovern
making his QPR debut. (Four days later, QPR completed their double, by
defeating Plymouth 4-1 at Loftus Road. Rodney Marsh, 2 and Mike Keen 2.)
QPR's 1967 team at Plymouth: Springett, Clement Hazell Keetch Harris,
Morgan, Keen, Sanderson, Morgan, McGovern, Marsh.
Three years ago,
Boxing Day 2004: Plymouth defeated QPR 2-1 in Plymouth. QPR's team: QPR
Day, Bignot, shiteetu, Santos, Padula (Edghill 70), Miller (Best 45),
Rowlands, Gallen, Cook (Ainsworth 73), Bircham, Furlong. Subs Not Used:
Bean, McLeod.
BOXING DAY 1967: Plymouth 0 QPR
On Boxing
Day, 1967, QPR won at Plymouth 1-0 through a Mike Keen penalty. (Four
days later, QPR completed their double, by defeating Plymouth 4-1 at
Loftus Road. Rodney Marsh, 2 and Mike Keen 2.) QPR's team at Plymouth:
Springett, Clement Hazell Keetch Harris, Morgan, Keen, Sanderson,
Morgan, McGovern, Marsh.
BOXING DAY 2004 - Sporting Life PLYMOUTH 2 QPR 1
A
49th-minute Micky Evans header gave Plymouth Argyle a 2-1 win and
condemned Queen's Park Rangers to their fourth consecutive Coca-Cola
Championship defeat.
Evans' third goal of the season sealed the win
after Paul Wotton had given the Pilgrims the lead before Paul Furlong
pulled a goal back for Rangers, who almost claimed a late point.
The
home side took the lead in the 13th minute when recent signing Bjarni
Gudjonsson, making his first start for Bobby Williamson's side, played
the ball to Wotton from the right and the defender smacked a powerful
long-range shot that found the top corner of keeper Chris Day's net.
But
Plymouth's joy was cut short four minutes later when they were reduced
to 10 men as defender Graham Coughlan was sent off for violent conduct
after a poor challenge on Paul Furlong.
However, Ian Holloway's side could not make the extra man count and the game became littered with fouls.
QPR's
Marc Bircham was next in the book after the half-hour mark for a foul
on David Friio before Georges Santos had his name taken for clattering
Evans.
Santos received his marching orders six minutes before
half-time after receiving a second yellow for a tackle on Friio as
Plymouth deservedly went in at the break 1-0 up.
Holloway replaced
Adam Miller with on-loan Southampton striker Leon Best for the second
half in an effort to give Rangers more attacking impetus.
But,
unfortunately for the visitors, it was Plymouth who doubled their lead
as Evans nodded in Paul Connolly's cross from the left on 49 minutes for
the striker's third goal of the season.
Rangers got back into the
game four minutes later through Furlong when Kevin Gallen's free-kick
found the veteran striker, who drilled a low shot past Romain Larrieu.
Plymouth spurned a glorious chance to give themselves some breathing space on the hour mark.
Peter
Gilbert's inviting cross was met by Marino Keith but the striker, who
had been recalled to the Pilgrims' starting line-up, volleyed wide from
close in.
QPR were competing better in the second period and Gallen
brought a rare save out of Larrieu with a long-range effort before the
French keeper kept out a Furlong header.
Holloway threw on Richard
Edghill and Gareth Ainsworth in an attempt to salvage a point and
Larrieu had to be alert to keep out a Bircham strike as QPR pressed for
an equaliser.
Larrieu again came to Plymouth's rescue deep into
injury time, parrying Martin Rowlands' shot from inside the area as the
Pilgrims held on to claim a first league win in three games.
Teams
Plymouth
Larrieu, Connolly, Doumbe, Coughlan, Gilbert, Capaldi, Friio, Wotton,
Gudjonsson, Keith, Evans (Crawford 72). Subs Not Used: Hodges, Lasley,
Adams, Norris. Sent Off: Coughlan (17). Booked: Wotton, Friio. Goals:
Wotton 13, Evans 49.
QPR Day, Bignot, shiteetu, Santos, Padula
(Edghill 70), Miller (Best 45), Rowlands, Gallen, Cook (Ainsworth 73),
Bircham, Furlong. Subs Not Used: Bean, McLeod. Sporting Life
One Year Ago, Boxing Day 2006 Birmingham 2 QPR 1
[Only two players from last season's 11 (at most) will be playing today=
SPORTING LIFE: BIRMINGHAM 2 QPR 1
Birmingham
celebrated their 100th anniversary at St Andrews in style as goals from
Matthew Upson and Cameron Jerome secured a fifth straight Coca-Cola
Championship win and extended their lead at the top of the table to
eight points.
QPR winger Lee Cook briefly threatened to spoil the
party by cancelling out Upson's 22nd-minute header to silence a
near-full house but the Blues had the last laugh as second-half
substitute Jerome fired the winner three minutes after replacing DJ
Campbell.
Second-placed Preston lost at West Brom and Derby, third,
went down at home against Wolves as Birmingham, held to a goalless draw
by Middlesbrough in their first match at St Andrews on Boxing Day back
in 1906, made it just one defeat in their last 13 league matches.
Birmingham,
unchanged from the side that started at Southend on Saturday, went
close to taking a second-minute lead when Nicklas Bendtner headed Gary
McSheffrey's cross over the crossbar.
QPR responded through Dexter Blackstock, who shot wide from Cook's cross.
Home
goalkeeper Maik Taylor held Jimmy Smith's 25-yard shot, while Bendtner
saw his effort from the edge of the penalty area blocked by Rangers
goalkeeper Simon Royce.
McSheffrey, a £4million summer signing from
Coventry, was involved in most of Birmingham's better work and from his
free-kick on the left the Blues took a 22nd-minute lead.
Damion
Stewart was penalised for his challenge on Campbell and Upson rose
highest to head McSheffrey's pin-point cross beyond Royce.
McSheffrey's
diving header from Mathew Sadler's cross flashed wide before the
visitors put a dampener on their hosts' celebrations in the 31st minute.
Furlong set up Cook on the left side of the area and the winger sent his shot arrowing into the top corner.
Royce
turned away Campbell's goalbound 20-yarder at full stretch and held
Bendtner's header as City looked to regain their advantage before the
break.
Bendtner went close again with a header from another
McSheffrey corner shortly after the restart, while Blackstock also
headed over and fired wide from 25 yards.
City manager Steve Bruce
sent on Jerome for Campbell just before the hour and the striker
despatched McSheffrey's pass into the bottom corner from 12 yards three
minutes later.
Radhi Jaidi and Upson both went close to extending
Birmingham's lead with headers from a free-kick and corner while
McSheffrey had two 30-yard strikes that whistled over the crossbar.
QPR used all three of their substitutes - Rowlands, Jones and Stefan Bailey - midway through the second half
but
apart from long-range shots from Rehman and Cook, the latter's blocked
by Stephen Clemence, the visitors failed to create clear-cut chances.
Teams
Birmingham
Maik Taylor, Kelly, Jaidi, Upson (Larsson 89),Sadler, Johnson, Nafti,
Clemence, McSheffrey, Bendtner,Campbell (Jerome 59), Jerome (Muamba 90).
Subs Not Used: Doyle, Danns.
Booked: Bendtner.
Goals: Upson 22, Jerome 62.
QPR
Royce, Bignot, Mancienne, Rehman, Stewart,Milanese (Rowlands 75),
Bircham (Bailey 59), Smith, Cook,Furlong, Blackstock (Ray Jones 81).
Subs Not Used: Cole, Ward.
Booked: Milanese. Sporting Life
FIVE YEARS AGO, BOXING DAY 2002, QPR 2 Wycombe 1
QPR's
squad: Chris Day, Clarke Carlisle, Terrell Forbes, Matthew Rose,
Richard Langley, Steve Palmer, Brett Angell, Marc Bircham, Lee Cook,
Nicky Culkin, Paul Furlong, Kevin Gallen, Daniel shiteetu, Andy Thomson
Boxing Day, 1999 Norwich 2 QPR 1
Norwich: A. Marshall, Sutch, Fleming, Jackson, Fuglestad, Anselin, de Blasiis, Russell, Llewellyn, Roberts, Diop.
Subs Not Used: Green, Mackay, Coote, L. Marshall, Kenton.
Sent Off: Llewellyn (90).
Booked: Llewellyn, Fuglestad, Russell.
Goals: Breacker 25 og, Llewellyn 87.
QPR: Miklosko, Breacker, Baraclough, Ward, Darlington, Plummer, Wardley, Langley, Murray (Gallen 89), Steiner, Kiwomya.
Subs Not Used: Bankole, Kulcsar, McGovern, Bruce
Sent Off: Langley (89).
Booked: Langley.
Goals: Wardley 40.
Sporting Life
And A decade ago, Portmouth 3 QPR 1
Victory for bottom of the table Portsmouth!
Portsmouth:
Knight, Pethick, Thomson, McLoughlin, Waterman, Awford, Hall (Igoe 89),
Foster, Aloisi (Durnin 84), Svensson, Turner.
Subs Not Used: Perrett.
Goals: Pethick 35, McLoughlin 62 pen, Hall 80.
QPR:
Roberts, Yates, Brazier, Quashie, Ready, Maddix, Spencer (Gallen 74),
Peacock, Murray, Sheron, Sinclair. Subs Not Used: Barker, Perry.
Goals: Sheron 31. Sporting Life
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