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A total of 39 meetings have been played between Queen Park Rangers and Burnley with a favorable balance for the latter who have won on 21 occasions. This team is already qualified for the round of 16 of the EFL Carabao Cup where they will face Manchester United. Right now they are the leaders of the EFL Championship with 41 points, the same points as second-placed Sheffield United. While QPR is ninth with 31 points and if they win, they could finish the day in the Playoff places; Jay Rodriguez is the EFL Championship's top scorer with nine goals and one assist. However, they have lost their last two home games in the EFL Championship;

QPR vs Burnley live: Goal and score updates from Championship ... (Accrington Observer)

Burnley's Johann Gudmundsson (left) celebrates scoring their side's first goal of the game during the Sky Bet Championship match at Loftus Road, London. Picture ...

We can improve still and that has to be the message It is a very young defence but they have the tools to play against anyone in this league. Joey is the first but we have a few guys who can score them from there with Twiney and Browny. I thought the backline did really well to battle in the moments they needed to, we have alwats been quite sefure with our midfield and being on top of those but we were just being stretched a little. That ended the game as a contest and Kompany was able to deliver the returns of Scott Twine and Darko Churlinov off the bench late on to cap a wonderful performance from the table topping Clarets. The breakthrough allowed Burnley to control the tempo and see what QPR could offer.

Leaders Burnley cruise to victory at QPR (BBC Sport)

Burnley restore their three-point lead at the top of the Championship with victory at managerless Queens Park Rangers.

- Home2 - Shots - Possession - 15Field - 22Paal - 5Clarke-Salter - 3Dunne - 27Laird - 1Dieng We've seen so many good things in that game and scored three really good goals. "We can't blame the ref, but I'm not happy with that decision of course. There was also a hint of luck about the free-kick they were awarded for the opening goal.

Miserable QPR crushed by Burnley (West London Sport)

Managerless QPR were well beaten by the Championship leaders. Johann Berg Gudmundsson opened the scoring in the 19th minute and on-loan Chelsea left-back ...

The defeat was QPR’s fourth in a row and fifth in their past six matches – a run which has seen them slide from top of the table to ninth. Former Burnley defender Dunne made an unwise decision to try to chest the ball back to Dieng, and Tella nipped in to score from what seemed an impossible angle. And Nathan Tella’s 71st-minute goal, after a mistake by Jimmy Dunne, sealed a resounding victory for Burnley and added to their opponents’ woes in the wake of Mick Beale’s departure.

Burnley resume Championship campaign with a 3-0 victory over ... (Burnley Express)

Johann Gudmundsson opened the scoring with a fantastic free kick, before Ian Maatsen and Nathan Tella both claimed goals from tight angles either side of the ...

Nonetheless, a top finish was still required, with 23-year-old finding the back of the net from a tight angle. Vitinho forced a good save from Seny Dieng, but Maatsen was on hand to score from a tight angle on the rebound. The Clarets were lucky not to concede a penalty in the opening minute of play.

Nathan Tella rounds off Burnley win at QPR to open up three-point ... (The Guardian)

The Burnley manager Vincent Kompany saw his side beat QPR 3-0 and said they were close to perfect as they went clear at the top of the Championship.

We can’t blame the ref, but it does affect us and does change the game slightly,” Hall said. We had a game where the ball went out for a goal kick, a corner was given and we conceded. “We can’t blame the ref, but I’m not happy with that decision, of course. We can get better and that has to be the message.” From where I was, I can see how you can nick a penalty in a situation like that. We want to move the club forward and ensure we are competing at the top end of the Championship table.”

QPR's winless Championship run extended to six matches as ... (London News Online)

Goals from Johann Berg Gudmundsson, Ian Maatsen and Nathan Tella handed the R's a fourth straight league defeat.

“I cannot see why a decision was not given in our favour. I’m not happy with the decision and it affected us. Jimmy Dunne’s poor attempt to chest it back to goalkeeper Dieng gifted Burnley their third goal of the day.

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