The story so far
This season Pacy has Queens Park Rangers down for 13 finished games, from Sat 15 Aug and Sat 31 Oct, winning 5, drawing 5 and losing 3. That is a 38% win rate, with 21 goals scored and 16 conceded (1.6 for and 1.2 against per game). Their latest outing ended 1-4 away at Southampton.
Over their last 5 games the pattern is D W L W L, with 11 goals scored and 9 let in. Their longest unbeaten run this season is 5 games. At home they are 3-2-1, away 2-3-2: home comforts count for something.
The biggest win was 5-0 against Swansea City on Sat 24 Oct. The heaviest defeat came 1-4 away at Southampton on Sat 31 Oct. They have kept 3 clean sheets and failed to score in 4 games.
62% of their games have produced three or more goals, and the average match involving Queens Park Rangers has 2.8.
Results
Pacy holds 48 results for Queens Park Rangers from the last year; the latest are below. On Sat 31 Oct they lost at Southampton 1-4. On Sat 24 Oct they beat Swansea City 5-0 at home.
On Sat 17 Oct they lost at Birmingham City 0-3. Across their last 10 results they are 3-4-3, scoring 16 goals and conceding 14.
Last season
In the 35 games Pacy holds from last season (Sat 1 Nov 2025 to Sat 2 May), Queens Park Rangers went 11-7-17, with 47 goals for and 58 against (1.3 and 1.7 per game). The standout result was 6-1 against Portsmouth. At home they went 8-1-9, and on the road 3-6-8.
They went 6-4-7 over their first 17 games and 5-3-10 over the last 18. Their longest runs were 3 straight wins and 4 straight defeats. Their wins came by an average of 2.0 goals, their defeats by 1.9.
When they reached 1 goal, about their average, they went 11-2-11; below it, 0-5-6. The heaviest defeat was 0-5 away at Southampton. 13 games of 35 were decided by a single goal, and Queens Park Rangers went 5-8 in them.
No opponent came up more often than Ipswich Town, met 2 times for a 0-0-2 record. Their win rate this season, 38%, is up on last season's 31%.
Who Queens Park Rangers are
Queens Park Rangers, known as The Hoops, trace their history to 1882. They play home games at Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, which holds 18,439 spectators, in London, United Kingdom. Their league is the EFL Championship.
The team is coached by Julien Stéphan. At Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium this season they are 3-2-1, scoring 13 and conceding 5.
Club facts: Wikidata.
Competitions
Queens Park Rangers appear in 1 competition in Pacy's records, most often the English League Championship. In the English League Championship this season they are 5-5-3, scoring 21 and conceding 16.
Questions
How are Queens Park Rangers doing this season?
Queens Park Rangers are 5-5-3 from 13 games, with 21 goals scored and 16 conceded. Their last 5 read D W L W L, and at home they are 3-2-1.
When do Queens Park Rangers play next?
Queens Park Rangers host Burnley on Tue 3 Nov in the English League Championship. Pacy's model gives Queens Park Rangers a 65% chance of winning, against 14% for their opponents, and its most likely score is 2-1 from Queens Park Rangers's side.
What was Queens Park Rangers's last result?
Queens Park Rangers 1-4 Southampton, on Sat 31 Oct, in the English League Championship. That leaves them 5-5-3 this season.
Where do Queens Park Rangers play their home games?
At Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium, capacity 18,439.
Who is Queens Park Rangers's head coach?
Julien Stéphan.
