QPR

2022 - 10 - 28

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EFL Preview: QPR aim to regain top spot as Michael Carrick takes ... (Mirror.co.uk)

Carlos Corberan and Michael Carrick start life at West Brom and Middlesbrough as the EFL returns this weekend, with big fixtures in the Championship, ...

A repeat of that result may be unlikely, however, as Plymouth sit top of the third tier after an extremely impressive start under Steven Schumacher. Could an upset be on the cards? They take on the side just one place above them in the table this weekend, with Sutton United the visitors to Edgeley Park. Blades boss Paul Heckingbottom will be desperate for three points here after slip-ups against the likes of Coventry and Blackpool, but this could be another tough afternoon with a new boss to face in the opposing dugout. [Huddersfield](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/huddersfield-town-fc) Town head coach takes over at the Hawthorns with the club languishing in the relegation places, and in much need of a positive impact. They face a Birmingham side who have lost just one of their last four in the Championship following impressive wins over Bristol City and Hull, as well as a well-earned point against the Clarets.

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Dykes misses penalty as QPR lose at Birmingham (West London Sport)

Rangers, who would have returned to the top of the Championship with a win, were two down at half-time after goals from Auston Trusty and Emmanuel Longelo. They ...

Jake Clarke-Salter headed it as far as Krystian Bielik, who redirected the ball back towards the penalty spot, where Trusty, with his back to goal, improvised by hooking it over his head and past the out of position Seny Dieng, who had come to try to collect the corner. They had plenty of second-half possession but struggled to create clear-cut chances before being handed a lifeline when Longelo conceded a 79th-minute penalty with a high challenge on Ethan Laird as the full-back tried to get to Ilias Chair’s cross. Rangers, who would have returned to the top of the Championship with a win, were two down at half-time after goals from Auston Trusty and Emmanuel Longelo.

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U21 | QPR 4 TOWN 4 (Ipswich Town)

A Jesse Nwabueze brace plus goals from Matt Ward and Gerrard Buabo had looked to have put John McGreal's side in cruise control but the hosts, who ended the ...

Four minutes later, momentum switched again as Masterson was sent off for a second yellow card following a foul on Nico Valentine. Two minutes later, it was 2-0 courtesy of a fine free-kick from Ward. Ten minutes later, McGreal's side made it 4-0 as Buabo got in on the act with a low finish.

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