Queens Park Rangers vs Rotherham Betting Tips & Match Predictions

Queens Park Rangers-Rotherham

Championship

Fulltime

2 - 1

(HT 0-1)

Queens Park Rangers vs Rotherham Intro

Two sides deep in trouble meet in the Championship at Loftus Road. Queens Park Rangers and Rotherham are struggling and, as the games are running out, need to start picking up wins and quickly. We’ll see if either side can get the win they so desperately need on Saturday February 24, 2024 at 3:00 PM. Neither of the teams is ready for round 34. The home side, fronted by Marti Cifuentes, are at the bottom of the Championship table having taken only 32 points from their 33 games. Leam Richardson’s side haven’t fared much better, sitting in the 24th on 19 points. After the opening rounds of the season, Queens Park Rangers and Rotherham find themselves in close proximity in the Championship table. They may be divided by 13 points but only by 2 places.

Queens Park Rangers vs Rotherham Form

Queens Park Rangers now have 8 points from a possible 15 thanks to that win against Bristol City in the previous round. At the same time, Rotherham would probably prefer to forget their last five matches. The defeat to Ipswich meant that they are still without a win – or even a draw. Looking at last five games at home, Queens Park Rangers doesn’t have a very good record. They have only won 5 points from a possible 15. The guest have had 2 points from five most recent away games.

Queens Park Rangers vs Rotherham H2H

Queens Park Rangers have enjoyed the lion’s share of victories against Rotherham. In 14 meetings, Queens Park Rangers have won 6 as opposed to Rotherham’s 4. In the most recent six matches, both teams have had equal success, winning 2 each.

Queens Park Rangers vs Rotherham Analysis

Queens Park Rangers’s last match saw them claim a victory. Bristol City was their last opponnent. When the referee blew fulltime, the score was 1-0. With that game now a memory, Marti Cifuentes’s men will narrow their focus to this week’s challenge : Rotherham in Championship. Against Bristol City, Queens Park Rangers claimed 42% of the ball. In terms of shots on goal, Queens Park Rangers struck a total of 8 shots in attack while in defence conceding 9 shots. Meanwhile, Rotherham lost its last game. In their last matchup, Leam Richardson’s men were facing Ipswich. That match ended with a 3-4 scoreline. While facing Ipswich, Rotherham had 53% of ball possession. If we look at shots on goal, Rotherham had a total of 9 shots while they conceded 11 shots.