Sunderland vs QPR

Follow match Sunderland vs QPR live stream information and score online, prediction, TV channel, lineups preview, start date and result updates of the 2022 ...

QPR will return to the Championship for another season in the hope that this will be their last and that they can return to the Premier League after a considerable time of absence. Likewise, he has been an outstanding player in attack, which has earned him a starting place and the confidence of his coach, so he will be the player to watch for this match. Both clubs will be looking for the victory today to have a good start of the season. In goal scoring history, it is Sunderland who have the advantage with 47 goals to QPR's 45 goals. Their last meeting dates back to the Carabao Cup Round of 16 where Sunderland won 1-3. The Championship is back and all the clubs will be looking to fight for the same goal; promotion to the Premier League. It will be a long journey for all of them, where points will be an important factor to be promoted directly or have to fight for promotion in the Playoffs. In this second matchday, QPR and Sunderland will meet again in what will be the third duel of both clubs in this new season where they are looking to start off on the right foot as it will be of great importance if they want this to be their last season in the silver division. The wait between Sunderland and QPR is over, the Black Cats welcome Queen Park Rangers to the Stadium of Light for another Championship game at the start of the season. This is the start time of the game Sunderland vs QPR of 13th August in several countries: This is the lineup Sunderland sends out to face QPR at the Stadium of Light. This is the lineup QPR sends out to face Sunderland at the Stadium of Light. QPR will return to their home stadium to face Balckpool in another round of the Championship, the Queen Park Rangers team will have to take advantage of the home advantage to beat one of the most irregular teams in the league. The first half of the match between Sunderland and QPR comes to an end, with the Black Cats leading 2-0 at the break.

Sunderland face QPR in the Championship this afternoon – and we've got all the action covered.

Simms managed to hold the ball up on the edge of QPR’s box before knocking it back to Pritchard. - 5How QPR are expected to start against Sunderland - with several injury concerns for Michael Beale's side It’s been a mixed start to the season for Rangers under new head coach Micheal Beale, and the visitors have several injury issues for their trip to Wearside.

A glorious day on Wearside and a 37000-strong Stadium of Light crowd saw our unbeaten league run continue, but the Lads failed to take three points.

Has stepped up to the Championship where he left off in League One. Linking up well with his new strike partner Simms, scoring and running the opposition defenders ragged. Not as influential after the break. Dan Neil: 7/10

Sunderland had romped ahead into a 2-0 lead on Saturday afternoon at the Stadium of Light, but caved under the pressure and conceded two late goals to walk away ...

Going 2-0 down to a side who have just been promoted from League One should of course be a concern for Beale’s side, but those concerns will no doubt be overruled by the jubilation that comes with such a snatch and grab point, and the frantic scenes of Dieng being the man to come up with the goods in front of goal. QPR, meanwhile, will be boosted by the fight of such a late comeback and the incredible and rare feeling that comes with a goalkeeper getting on the scoresheet. Sunderland had romped ahead into a 2-0 lead on Saturday afternoon at the Stadium of Light, but caved under the pressure and conceded two late goals to walk away with a draw after a strong start.

An extraordinary finish to Sunderland's clash with QPR at the Stadium of Light saw the goalkeeper score a last minute equaliser.

Elliot Embleton’s follow up from close range cannoned off the underside of the bar and out the other side as the 37,000 support collapsed back into their chairs. QPR threw everything plus the kitchen sink with a number of late substitutes making an appearance to try and drag their side towards a point. Lynden Gooch brought down T. Roberts on the edge of the box as he charged away from red and white shirts. Adomah was withdrawn from the field at half-time in place of Tyler Roberts who came into the game fresh from his wondergoal against Charlton in midweek. He jinked inside, laid on Pritchard who then freed the back up to Dan Neil on the edge of the box. The sizeable combo of Stewart and Simms were giving the QPR defence plenty to think about.

The Sunderland boss gave his reaction to the late drama in the 2-2 with against Queens Park Rangers.

When they get a corner later on, we had the ball, they lose at the edge of the box and then they turn the ball down the side, they have a chance and then it becomes a corner. The chances of that are highly unlikely and as far as I’m concerned, they got out of jail. The problem we had was we got two transitions that cost two chances, if you want to call the free-kick a chance, they both end up in the net. The centre back comes in for the collision but plays a quick pass. Although they played three up front and with a ten, what they did is moved Chair off the left and played Roberts but what Roberts did was push the back line so they had four against three. But I thought as soon as we changed our shape and matched them up and went to a back four, we took the sting out of the game, controlled the ball, got Patrick (Roberts) on the ball and got a bit of joy.

QPR pulled off an incredible late comeback to draw 2-2 at Sunderland, where keeper Seny Dieng scored a last-gasp equaliser. Here's how we rated the Rangers ...

Set up the goal for Chair with a fine 70-yard run down the middle and was hacked down on the edge of the box. Scored with a brilliant free-kick into the top-left corner from 20 yards out to give Rangers a lifeline. Got a second wind in the second half as Sunderland’s midfield grew tired. Made a brilliant block on the line to deny Sunderland a dramatic winner. Diverted the ball into the path of Simms for the killer second goal on the stroke of half-time. Booked for a clumsy challenge midway through the first half and allowed himself to be rolled by Ellis Sims for Sunderland’s second goal.