• QPR sits 12th in the league with 6 points from 5 games • QPR has drawn 4 of their last 6 matches • QPR has failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 6 games • Millwall has maintained a positive goal difference of 1 • Millwall has scored 7 goals and conceded 6 across all competitions • Millwall has kept 3 clean sheets in their last 6 matches
Queens Park Rangers are currently experiencing a mixed run of form, sitting 12th in the league with 6 points from 5 games. Their recent results show a tendency to draw matches, with 4 of their last 6 games ending in stalemates. The team has been consistent in both scoring and conceding, averaging 1.33 goals per game in both categories. Notably, QPR has failed to keep a clean sheet in their last 6 matches, with both teams scoring in 100% of these games. Their matches have been evenly split between high and low-scoring affairs, with half of the games going over 2.5 goals and half staying under. The team's most recent victory came against Luton Town in the Championship, breaking a streak of three consecutive draws. However, they followed this win with another draw and a loss in the League Cup, indicating a struggle to maintain momentum.
Millwall
Millwall's recent form has been inconsistent, with their last six games resulting in two wins, one draw, and three losses. The team has struggled to find consistency in the Championship, currently sitting in 18th position with just 4 points from 5 games. Despite their low league position, Millwall has maintained a positive goal difference of 1, scoring 7 goals while conceding 6 across all competitions. Notably, their defense has been relatively solid, keeping 3 clean sheets in the last 6 matches. The standout game in this period was a high-scoring affair against Bristol City, which ended in a 4-3 defeat for Millwall. Interestingly, 67% of their recent matches have seen under 2.5 goals, indicating a tendency towards lower-scoring games. However, their ability to both score and concede suggests potential for exciting matches, with a total goals average of 2.17 per game.
Queens Park Rangers' recent home form has been concerning, with no wins in their last six matches at Loftus Road. The team is currently on a three-game losing streak at home, which includes defeats in two friendlies and a Championship match. Their last two home games have ended in draws, both with a 1-1 scoreline, suggesting some improvement but still a lack of decisive victories. Defensively, QPR has struggled, conceding in every game and allowing an average of 1.67 goals per match. Their attacking output has also been limited, scoring only 0.67 goals per game on average. The highest-scoring game during this period was a 3-1 loss to West Brom, which was the only match to see more than 2.5 goals scored. Despite their poor run, QPR has managed to maintain a mid-table position in the league, sitting 12th with 6 points from 5 games.
Millwall
Millwall's recent away form presents a mixed picture, with the team showing resilience but also vulnerability on the road. In their last six away matches, they've managed three wins, one draw, and two losses, demonstrating inconsistency. The standout game was undoubtedly the high-scoring 4-3 defeat to Bristol City, which contributed significantly to their goal tally. Defensively, Millwall has struggled, conceding an average of 1.33 goals per game, but they've also shown an ability to keep clean sheets in two of these six matches. Their attacking prowess is evident, scoring 1.5 goals per game on average, with 67% of their away games seeing both teams score. Interestingly, despite their 18th position in the league, Millwall's away performances have been relatively goal-rich, with 67% of these games featuring over 2.5 goals, suggesting exciting, open matches for spectators.