QPR lost their second match in a row and fifth in the past seven on Saturday afternoon with a 2-1 defeat to automatic promotion hopefuls Sheffield United at Loftus Road.

QPR kick off a tough run of March fixtures with a visit from promotion-hunting Sheffield United. Nick from  @SheffUnitedWay  joins to give his take on the season so far, confidence of automatic promotion and how likely the Blades are to go back in for Jimmy Dunne in the summer.

QPR’s faint outside chances of a play-off place were dented on Saturday afternoon with Portsmouth completing the double over Rangers with another 2-1 win, this time at Fratton Park.

A year on from Andre Dozzell being jettisoned out of W12 to make way for Isaac Hayden, the pair are now playing alongside one another in a much improved Pompey side. @HancockAnalysis kindly joined to discuss.

QPR claimed their biggest win of the season so far on Friday night with a dominant 4-0 thrashing of Derby County at Loftus Road, spoiling new manager John Eustace’s Rams’ debut and making it two W12 losses in the space of 10 days for the former R’s assistant in the process.

For the second home game running QPR face a John Eustace managed side on Friday night, with Derby County heading to Loftus Road with hopes of reigniting their survival bid. Craig from the RamsTalk Podcast joins to give his take.

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Is there anything more frustrating in football than conceding a stoppage time goal to lose a match?

Queens Park Rangers head to Coventry City on Tuesday night in search of their third away win in four trips.

QPR’s final signing of the January 2025 transfer window was confirmed at 11pm on Monday, with 21 year old versatile attacker Harvey Vale joining on a free permanent transfer from Chelsea - albeit, with an injury.

QPR returned to winning ways with goals from Michy Frey and Jack Colback securing a 2-1 victory over Play-off chasers Blackburn Rovers at Loftus Road on Tuesday evening.