Hoopsa - a QPR Podcast

Tottenham loanee Yang Min-Hyeok’s stoppage time goal sealed a vital 3-1 win for QPR at Oxford United to give the R's some much needed breathing room from the Championship relegation zone.

16th placed Queens Park Rangers head to 18th placed Oxford United on Wednesday evening, and just like Cardiff last Saturday it’s another huge fixture that could make or break our push for safety. Yellows fan Joe joins to give the opposition view. Follow Joe on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Joe_Citrone

QPR maintained a five-point gap between themselves and the relegation zone thanks to a forgettable 0-0 draw at Loftus Road on Saturday afternoon with third from bottom Cardiff City.

With just five points separating QPR in 15th and Cardiff in 22nd, this Saturday is shaping up as must-win as they get. Joining me to discuss the stakes for the Bluebirds is Si from Cardiff City World. ‣ Follow Si on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Si1927 ‣ Check out ⁨ Cardiff City World⁩

QPR’s dismal 3-1 loss at Stoke City on Saturday afternoon made it six away losses in a row, six matches home or away without a win and eight losses in the past 11.

QPR's final run-in of the 2024/25 season begins this Saturday with a trip to 20th placed Stoke City. Daniel from the Every Step Along The Way podcast joins to discuss the Potters' downward turn, chances of survival and the Mark Robins consensus. ‣ Follow Daniel on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/dbuxton87 ‣Check out Every Step Along The Way: https://www.twitter.com/everystepalong

Saito and Cook both scored against the run of play to give QPR an unexpected 2-0 lead against league-leaders Leeds, but with the away side pulling a goal back either side of half-time, 10-man Rangers had to settle for a hard-earned draw.

QPR play host to league leaders Leeds United this Saturday for our final fixture before the first international break of 2025, so  ⁨@joeblackburn42⁩  joined me to discuss an away side that have lost just twice since the two teams first met at Elland Road back in November.

QPR officially matched their worst losing streak of the season on Tuesday night with a 2-1 loss to Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium now their fourth in a row.

Strikerless QPR head to centre-backless Boro on Tuesday night for their penultimate Championship fixture before the first international break of 2025. Jonny from  ⁨@BoroBreakdown⁩  joins to talk through Boro's downturn in form, injuries woes and the current Carrick consensus.

Rangers continued to stumble on Saturday afternoon with a 1-0 defeat to 10-man West Brom at The Hawthorns becoming their third straight defeat and sixth in the past eight.

QPR's tough March run continues on Saturday with a trip to play off hopefuls West Brom. Adrian Goldberg from The Liquidator podcast joins to talk through the Baggies' season so far. Check out The Liquidator podcast: https://www.x.com/TheLiquidatorP1 Follow Adrian: https://www.x.com/GoldbergRadio

QPR lost their second match in a row and fifth in the past seven on Saturday afternoon with a 2-1 defeat to automatic promotion hopefuls Sheffield United at Loftus Road.

QPR kick off a tough run of March fixtures with a visit from promotion-hunting Sheffield United. Nick from  @SheffUnitedWay  joins to give his take on the season so far, confidence of automatic promotion and how likely the Blades are to go back in for Jimmy Dunne in the summer.

QPR’s faint outside chances of a play-off place were dented on Saturday afternoon with Portsmouth completing the double over Rangers with another 2-1 win, this time at Fratton Park.

A year on from Andre Dozzell being jettisoned out of W12 to make way for Isaac Hayden, the pair are now playing alongside one another in a much improved Pompey side. @HancockAnalysis kindly joined to discuss.

QPR claimed their biggest win of the season so far on Friday night with a dominant 4-0 thrashing of Derby County at Loftus Road, spoiling new manager John Eustace’s Rams’ debut and making it two W12 losses in the space of 10 days for the former R’s assistant in the process.

For the second home game running QPR face a John Eustace managed side on Friday night, with Derby County heading to Loftus Road with hopes of reigniting their survival bid. Craig from the RamsTalk Podcast joins to give his take. Follow Craig: https://www.x.com/craigjnash RamsTalk Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@RamsTalkPod

Is there anything more frustrating in football than conceding a stoppage time goal to lose a match?

Queens Park Rangers head to Coventry City on Tuesday night in search of their third away win in four trips.

QPR’s final signing of the January 2025 transfer window was confirmed at 11pm on Monday, with 21 year old versatile attacker Harvey Vale joining on a free permanent transfer from Chelsea - albeit, with an injury.

QPR returned to winning ways with goals from Michy Frey and Jack Colback securing a 2-1 victory over Play-off chasers Blackburn Rovers at Loftus Road on Tuesday evening.

QPR looked a disrupted side without Dunne at The Den, and may well again at home to Blackburn on Tuesday night if sufficient RB cover isn't found on Deadline Day.

For the second weekend running QPR face the team directly below them with a trip to 14th placed Millwall on Saturday afternoon - but there could be a Dunne-shaped hole in the starting eleven.

28 days on from QPR’s first January signing we have ourselves a second, with highly-rated 18 year old South Korean winger Yang Min-Hyeok joining the R’s on loan from Tottenham Hotspur for the remainder of the season.