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OK, after our FA Cup heroics 
, it’s back to what really matters.
I’ve already done comprehensive reviews of our more recent meetings with The Hoops here:
Memries of QPR and Memries of QPR Part 2. Our last meeting was on August 11th, 2018 where goals from Sharp and a very soft penalty and converted by David McGoldrick saw us win 2-1 at Loftus Road.
Recent meetings with QPR (starting with Billy Sharp’s hat-trick game in 2008):
Full history Sheffield United v QPR
To date, our League results against QPR read:
Home: P: 24 W: 8 D: 12 L: 4 F: 32 A: 25
Away: P: 25 W: 6 D: 6 L: 13 F: 28 A: 37
Form Guide:
After a disastrous start to this season which saw just one win in the first seven league games – including a 7-1 loss at West Brom – and an early Carabao Cup exit at Blackpool, QPR have gradually turned things around and are fifth in the ‘Form Guide’.
Full form table
Championship Table:
Sitting just outside the play-off places, QPR are well-placed for a late run into the top six:
Full Championship Table
QPR Top Scorers:
Nahki Wells is currently on loan from Burnley.
Luke Freeman would have been a cracking signing for us, if the rumours were to be believed.
Eberechi Eze is a young starlet currently beginning to make his mark at Loftus Road.
The Manager:
Schteeve McClaren is one of those British managers who, if they hang around long enough, will eventually hit a purple patch.
, it’s back to what really matters.I’ve already done comprehensive reviews of our more recent meetings with The Hoops here:
Memries of QPR and Memries of QPR Part 2. Our last meeting was on August 11th, 2018 where goals from Sharp and a very soft penalty and converted by David McGoldrick saw us win 2-1 at Loftus Road.
Recent meetings with QPR (starting with Billy Sharp’s hat-trick game in 2008):
Full history Sheffield United v QPR
To date, our League results against QPR read:
Home: P: 24 W: 8 D: 12 L: 4 F: 32 A: 25
Away: P: 25 W: 6 D: 6 L: 13 F: 28 A: 37
Form Guide:
After a disastrous start to this season which saw just one win in the first seven league games – including a 7-1 loss at West Brom – and an early Carabao Cup exit at Blackpool, QPR have gradually turned things around and are fifth in the ‘Form Guide’.
Full form table
Championship Table:
Sitting just outside the play-off places, QPR are well-placed for a late run into the top six:
Full Championship Table
QPR Top Scorers:
Nahki Wells is currently on loan from Burnley.
Luke Freeman would have been a cracking signing for us, if the rumours were to be believed.
Eberechi Eze is a young starlet currently beginning to make his mark at Loftus Road.
The Manager:
Schteeve McClaren is one of those British managers who, if they hang around long enough, will eventually hit a purple patch.
