Queens Park Rangers extended their unbeaten run to four Championship matches with a goalless draw away at Charlton Athletic on 9 September. The result at The Valley leaves QPR with a record of two wins and two draws from their last five league outings, a sequence that began with a victory at Portsmouth in mid-August.
Form continues
Marti Cifuentes's side have now taken eight points from a possible fifteen in that recent run, a solid return that has moved them into the middle of the Championship table. Their last defeat was a narrow home loss to Middlesbrough on 5 September, where Will Lankshear's strike proved decisive. The team's resilience has been tested by a significant injury list, with Boy Kemper, Ilias Chair, Jimmy Dunne, Karamoko Dembélé, Richard Kone and Tariq Lamptey all currently sidelined.
Looking ahead
Attention now turns to the next fixture, a home clash against West Bromwich Albion scheduled for Saturday, 12 September. The Baggies will provide a stern test as QPR look to continue their positive momentum at Loftus Road.
Cifuentes will be hoping for a more clinical performance in front of goal after the stalemate in south London. The manager has consistently praised his squad's defensive organisation, a foundation that will be key against a West Brom side known for their attacking threat. The match kicks off a busy period for the R's, with further Championship action following in quick succession.
