Queens Park Rangers vs Hull City

Current streaks

Recent form

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers are currently experiencing a mixed run of form, sitting 17th in the league with 7 points from 7 games. Their recent results show a struggle to secure victories, with only one win in their last six matches across all competitions. The team has been involved in several close contests, with three of their last six games ending in draws. QPR's defensive record is a concern, having failed to keep a clean sheet in their last six matches and conceding an average of 1.33 goals per game. While they've managed to score in five of their last six games, their goal-scoring rate of 1 goal per game suggests they're finding it difficult to outscore opponents. The majority of their recent matches (67%) have seen under 2.5 goals, indicating a trend towards lower-scoring affairs. However, both teams have scored in 83% of these games, highlighting QPR's ability to find the net despite their defensive struggles.

Hull City

Hull City's recent form shows a team experiencing a mix of results, with a notable upturn in their last two matches. After a four-game winless streak (two draws followed by two losses), the Tigers have bounced back impressively with consecutive victories, including a high-scoring 4-1 win against Cardiff City. This resurgence has seen them score 7 goals in their last two games, significantly improving their goal-scoring average. Despite their mid-table position (12th), Hull City's goal difference is positive, and they've maintained a decent defensive record with only 1.17 goals conceded per game. The team's ability to keep clean sheets appears to be a challenge, with only one in the last six matches. Interestingly, 67% of their recent games have seen under 2.5 goals, suggesting a tendency towards tighter, lower-scoring affairs, although their last two high-scoring wins buck this trend.

Recent home/away form

Queens Park Rangers

Queens Park Rangers have been struggling at home, failing to secure a win in their last six matches at Loftus Road. Their recent form shows a concerning trend of three draws and three losses, with their last home victory not appearing in this list. The team has been consistent in scoring, finding the net in five out of six games, but they've also been vulnerable defensively, conceding in every match. Notably, QPR has been involved in several tight contests, with three of their last four home games ending in 1-1 draws. The highest-scoring game in this period was a 3-1 loss to West Brom, which stands out among the generally low-scoring affairs. With an average of 2.33 total goals per game and both teams scoring in 83% of these matches, QPR's home games have been competitive but ultimately disappointing for the home fans.

Hull City

Hull City's recent away form has been inconsistent, with a notable improvement in their latest match. The team experienced a concerning run of four consecutive away losses before securing a draw and then a decisive 3-1 victory against Stoke City. Their defensive struggles are evident, having conceded 11 goals in the last six away games and failing to keep a clean sheet. The 4-0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers in a friendly stands out as a particularly high-scoring game against Hull. Despite the recent win, their overall away performance remains a concern, with an average of just 0.67 goals scored per game compared to 1.83 conceded. The team's tendency towards lower-scoring games is reflected in 67% of their away matches featuring under 2.5 goals, suggesting a generally cautious approach on the road.