📏 Form Guide

Queens Park Rangers

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QPR will play in this match after a 0-0 Championship drawn game against Sheffield United.

In that game, Queens Park Rangers managed 39% possession and 13 attempts on goal with 4 of them on target. At the other end, Sheffield United got 19 shots at goal with 3 on target.

Queens Park Rangers have been quite ineffective in attack in recent times. Their ‘goals for’ figure equals just 4 against opponents during their last six matches. In those meetings, Queens Park Rangers have also seen the number of goals against them total 9.

Heading into this contest, Queens Park Rangers are without a home win in the past 4 league games. Things will have to change soon.

Hull City

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Hull City will go into the clash following a 3-2 Championship win with the defeat of Portsmouth in their previous match.

In that game, Hull City had 57% possession and 13 shots on goal with 4 of them on target. For Hull City, the goals were scored by Enis Destan (27'), Kyle Joseph (42') and Joe Gelhardt (79'). Portsmouth got 13 shots on goal with 5 on target. Terry Devlin (16', 45') was the scorer for Portsmouth.

Hull City have been effective going forward in the lead-up to this encounter, having scored 12 times in their last 6 matches. While their manager Sergej Jakirović will no doubt take that as a positive sign, Hull City can also improve defensively after being scored against in 5 of those same matches. Such a trend isn’t assured to follow through into this game, however.

↔️ Head to head

If we look at their past head to head meetings dating back to 30/08/2022, it’s been all-even between these two clubs with QPR winning 3 of those games, Hull City 3 and 0 being draws after 90 minutes of play.

A combined sum of 19 goals were shared by the two clubs in this period, with 8 of them for The R's and 11 netted by The Tigers. That is an average goals per game value of 3.17.

The previous league fixture between these clubs was Championship match day 28 on 21/01/2025 and the score finished Hull City 1-2 Queens Park Rangers.

In that game, Hull City managed 51% possession and 12 shots at goal with 3 of them on target. The scorer was Joe Gelhardt (84').

For their opponents, Queens Park Rangers had 8 attempts at goal with 4 on target. Kenneth Paal (64') and Kōki Saitō (70') scored.

The referee was Ben Speedie.

ℹ️ Team News: QPR

We think that The R's will probably use the 4-2-3-1 system for this game and select Ben Hamer, Jimmy Dunne, Amadou Mbengue, Steve Cook, R. Norrington-Davies, Nicolas Madsen, Jonathan Varane, Ilias Chair, Richard Kone, Koki Saito and Rumarn Burrell.

📋 Team News: Hull City

We’re of the thinking that The Tigers seem likely to elect for a 4-2-3-1 formation using Ivor Pandur, Lewie Coyle, Charlie Hughes, John Egan, Ryan Giles, Regan Slater, Amir Hadziahmetovic, Joe Gelhardt, Matt Crooks, Mohamed Belloumi and Kyle Joseph.

💭 Prediction

We’re thinking that Hull City will have a tough ask to register a score against this Queens Park Rangers team who we think should score at least once to gain the upper hand.

That’s why we have predicted a good battle with a 1-0 win for Queens Park Rangers at the end of the 90 minutes.

Hopefully it’s a good one.

Andre Moura, 14:02 22/11/2025