Queens Park Rangers vs Hull Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 1st October 2024

Mid-placed Hull visit Queens Park Rangers, who are currently struggling to put some distance between themselves and the relegation-zone. This is a round 8 match taking place at Loftus Road on Tuesday.

Placed 17th in the table Queens Park Rangers have amassed seven points after seven matches. On nine points, Hull rank 12th with seven matches played this season.

Entering the match this coming Tuesday as favourite, Queens Park Rangers will be looking to squeeze past Hull in the Championship table with a win. While not an impossible task, the visitors are of course highly motivated to at least maintain the current gap.

Queens Park Rangers go into their next Championship match, scoring a humble average of 1.5 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 15 times, while conceding 12. That amounts to an average of 1.2 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring two times.

Hull managed a bearable 15 goals from their past ten games, creating an average of 1.5 goals per game. They conceded 14 goals in total, and while claiming one clean sheets, they conceded 1.4 goals an average per game.

Queens Park Rangers took a hit when Hull handed them a 3-0 defeat in their latest encounter. The former did win the reverse match though, as they secured a triumph to their name by claiming a 2-0 win.

Queens Park Rangers vs Hull Prediction

Queens Park Rangers Form

A draw is the best Queens Park Rangers can show from their last three games, where they came up short in a 1-2 defeat against Crystal Palace. A1-1 draw with Millwall followed before they were defeated 2-0 by Blackburn. Queens Park Rangers only pulled off two wins from a possible six in recent Championship matches on home soil. Of the remaining four matches, they drew two and lost two, as they scored eight and conceded seven goals.

Hull Form

Hull won twice in their last three matches, but began by losing 0-2 against Sheffield United, before beating Stoke 1-3. Another win followed, this time by 4-1 against Cardiff. Hull won twice, while also recording two draws, and two defeats in their last six away matches in the Championship. The scoreline from these matches says seven goals conceded and seven scored.

The crowd usually get a very entertaining encounter, when Queens Park Rangers face Hull, and we see no reason for this to end this coming Tuesday. The value bet lies with goals.

Queens Park Rangers have so far been able to win just once after seven Championship games played, in stead showing off four draws and two defeats. Hull are looking at two wins, three draws and two defeats in the Championship.

Queens Park Rangers vs Hull Squads

Queens Park Rangers Squad

Cifuentes will select the starting XI for the upcoming match against Hull from the following players (the statistics in the brackets represent goals scored and matches played in the Championship this season):

Joe Walsh (0/0), Matteo Salamon (0/0), Paul Nardi (0/7), Harrison Ashby (0/1), Hevertton Santos (0/2), Jake Clarke-Salter (0/5), Jimmy Dunne (1/7), Kenneth Paal (0/7), Liam Morrison (0/0), Morgan Fox (0/0), Steve Cook (0/7), Alexander Aoraha (0/0), Alfie Tuck (0/0), Daniel Bennie (0/2), Elijah Dixon-Bonner (0/0), Ilias Chair (0/0), Jack Colback (0/4), Jonathan Varane (0/7), Karamoko Dembele (0/6), Lorent Talla (0/0), Lucas Andersen (1/6), Nicolas Madsen (1/5), Sam Field (0/7), Alfie Lloyd (1/6), Koki Saito (0/6), Michael Frey (3/7), Paul Smyth (0/7), Rayan Kolli (0/2), Zan Celar (0/7).

Hull Squad

Below is the full team squad of Hull. The manager Walter will pick his starting XI against Queens Park Rangers from these players:

Anthony Racioppi (0/0), Carl Rushworth (0/0), Harvey Cartwright (0/0), Ivor Pandur (0/7), Thimothee Lo-Tutala (0/0), Alfie Jones (0/7), Andrew Smith (0/0), Charlie Hughes (0/0), Cody Drameh (0/5), Finley Burns (0/4), Lewie Coyle (1/7), Liam Edwards (0/0), Matty Jacob (0/1), Sean McLoughlin (0/7), Stanley Ashbee (0/0), Abdulkadir Omur (0/7), Dogukan Sinik (0/0), Gustavo Puerta (0/0), Harry Vaughan (0/0), Joao Pedro (0/0), Kasey Palmer (2/7), Marvin Mehlem (0/7), Oscar Zambrano (1/4), Regan Slater (1/7), Rocco Coyle (0/0), Ryan Giles (0/5), Ryan Longman (0/0), Steven Alzate (0/1), Xavier Simons (0/6), Abu Kamara (0/4), Chris Bedia (1/5), Liam Millar (0/7), Mason Burstow (0/4), Mohamed Belloumi (2/3), Tyrell Sellars-Fleming (0/3).

Queens Park Rangers vs Hull Team News

At the time of writing, Queens Park Rangers have three players on their injured and absent list as they prepare to meet Hull on Tuesday. There is no need for Jonathan Varane to show up in the Queens Park Rangers dressing room, as he is suspended.

Harrison Ashby and Rayan Kolli nurses various injuries and won't take part for Queens Park Rangers against Hull at Loftus Road.

Hull seem to have only one player on the injured and absent list, when they travel to Loftus Road to face Queens Park Rangers.

Ryan Longman is too injured to face Hull.

Queens Park Rangers vs Hull Lineups

Queens Park Rangers vs Hull H2H

Queens Park Rangers took a hit when Hull handed them a 3-0 defeat in their latest encounter. The former did win the reverse match though, as they secured a triumph to their name by claiming a 2-0 win. Queens Park Rangers won four matches and Hull won four Matches of the latest ten encounters. Hull came out 3-0 winners in the most recent meeting, though, and the bookies best betting odds on another away win at full-time are at 15/8.

Queens Park Rangers vs Hull Results

The past ten matches between Queens Park Rangers and Hull have largely been entertaining affairs. Over 2.5 goals came out a winning bet eight times in these encounters. It seems only natural to look for goals on Tuesday. Over 2.5 goals is best priced at odds of 4/5 with the bookies.

Queens Park Rangers vs Hull Betting Tips

Queens Park Rangers claimed a modest two wins from their previous 10 home matches across all tournaments. They split the points with the visiting team in three of the games, whilst losing five. Hull won two of their last 10 games away, drew three and lost five of the games in this run. Both teams have been poor at keeping their opponents from scoring in recent matches. While Queens Park Rangers managed to keep a clean sheet in two of the games at Loftus Road, Hull kept their hosts from scoring in one of their last 10 away games.

Both teams scored six times in the past ten encounters between Queens Park Rangers and Hull, with over 2.5 goals coming out eight times. Queens Park Rangers scored an average of 1.7 goals, with Hull averaging 1.7 goals. Over 2.5 goals came out five times in the previous ten matches across all tournaments for Queens Park Rangers, who scored an average of 1.2 goals along the way. Over 2.5 goals appeared in four of the last ten matches that Hull played across all tournaments. They scored 1.2 times on average in the process.