QPR and Hull to both score in mid-table clash

QPR vs Hull City - 29/12/2019

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QPR and Hull to both score in mid-table clash

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QPR head into Sunday’s clash with Hull City on the back of three matches without a win in the Championship following a disappointing 1-0 loss away from home at Reading on Boxing Day.

An earlier 5-3 defeat away at second from bottom Barnsley along with a disappointing 2-2 draw at home with London rivals, Charlton Athletic, means that QPR have picked up just 1 point from the last possible 9 on offer in the second tier, so there’s no guarantees of success for The R’s at Loftus Road in this upcoming clash against Hull City.

Once again, it’s been inconsistency that has let QPR down in this season’s Championship campaign and it looks like another season of mid-table mediocrity for the hosts who have won 4, drawn 4 and lost 4 so far this term at Loftus Road.

However, what we can almost depend upon is that both teams are likely to score especially at Loftus Road as 9 of QPR’s 12 home matches to date have seen both teams hit the back of the net.

Hull City are another side that are almost impossible to predict as The Tigers fell to a 2-0 defeat at home to Nottingham Forest on Boxing Day at their KCOM Stadium despite beating Birmingham City 3-0 in the previous match at home!

Hull have also registered a 2-1 home win against Stoke City but have also lost to Leeds United in a 2-0 defeat at Elland Road, so The Tigers have also posted mixed results in recent weeks too, so they also can’t be trusted for a win here either.

The visitors are without a win from their last 4 matches on the road as they’ve drawn at Middlesbrough and Charlton Athletic along with defeats at Barnsley and Leeds United, and having won just 3 of their last 14 matches on their travels in the Championship, a win for the visitors also looks far from guaranteed.

7 of Hull’s 11 away matches this season though have resulted with both teams scoring, and with the likes of forwards Bowen (15 goals) and Grosicki (6 goals) in their attacking personnel, Hull at least look good to hit the back of the net at Loftus Road this Sunday afternoon.

With both teams in inconsistent form, both teams to score here looks likely.

Home team
Away team

Probability %

1X2

Pred

Correct score

Avg. goals

Weather conditions

Coef.

Score

Live
coef.

QPR Hull City 29/12/2019 16:00

303931

1 - 1

2.99

6°

3.65

2.40 3.65 2.86 1 -1 -1

1 - 2(1 - 1)

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OVERALL TABLE		PTS	GP	W	D	L	+/-
1	Ipswich Town	89	43	26	11	6	32
2	Leicester City	88	42	28	4	10	41
3	Leeds United	87	43	26	9	8	42
4	Southampton	84	42	25	9	8	30
5	West Bromwich	72	43	20	12	11	24
6	Norwich City	71	43	21	8	14	16
7	Hull City	65	42	18	11	13	8
8	Coventry City	63	42	17	12	13	14
9	Middlesbrough	63	43	18	9	16	5
10	Preston North End	63	43	18	9	16	-4
11	Cardiff City	59	43	18	5	20	-12
12	Bristol City	58	43	16	10	17	4
13	Sunderland	56	43	16	8	19	2
14	Swansea City	53	43	14	11	18	-9
15	Watford	52	43	12	16	15	1
16	Millwall	50	43	13	11	19	-13
17	Blackburn Rovers	49	43	13	10	20	-14
18	Plymouth Argyle	48	43	12	12	19	-8
19	QPR	47	43	12	11	20	-17
20	Stoke City	47	43	12	11	20	-19
21	Birmingham City	45	43	12	9	22	-16
22	Huddersfield	44	43	9	17	17	-23
23	Sheffield Wednesday	44	43	12	8	23	-31
24	Rotherham	23	43	4	11	28	-53