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11TH JAN
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Founded in 1882, Queens Park Rangers is one of West London’s most established football clubs. Known as QPR, the club has a proud tradition of stylish football, academy development, and distinctive home support.
Currently competing in the Championship, QPR remain an important part of London’s football culture, with a reputation for unpredictability, flair, and strong community engagement.
Loftus Road, located in Shepherd’s Bush, is one of the smallest but most atmospheric stadiums in England.
Features:
Loftus Road offers an intense, intimate matchday environment unmatched by larger Premier League venues.
QPR have enjoyed periods of major success and challenging decline, shaping a dramatic club identity.
Key moments:
QPR’s historical DNA is built upon free-flowing football, strong academy graduates, and flair players who capture the imagination of supporters.
Notable players include:
QPR’s style is traditionally:
Even during difficult seasons, QPR’s academy continues producing Premier League talent.
QPR compete in:
A stabilising squad aims for steady mid-table performance with potential play-off ambitions over coming seasons.
QPR enjoy several heated rivalries:
Matches against Brentford often produce sell-out crowds and intense atmospheres.
Ticket pricing is among the most accessible at Championship level.
Typical pricing:
Given Loftus Road’s size, big games often sell out quickly.
Expect:
The tightness of the pitch gives fans one of the best viewing experiences in the EFL.