LIVE: PETERBOROUGH UNITED v QPR: Super Posh claim injury time winner against QPR
Posh delivered a confidence-boosting success at fellow strugglers Hull City on Tuesday night.
Follow all the action live on the PT Blog below...
LIVE BLOG: Posh vs QPR
Key Events
- 2-1 L
- Posh looking for first back-to-back wins of the season
- Jonson Clarke-Harris serves final match of four-game ban
- High-flying QPR sit in 5th
- QPR have conceded more than they’ve scored away and taken 7 points from 6 games
Posh will undoubtedly be buoyed by finally getting the money off their back and winning an away game. The hope would be to carry it through to a tough looking home game against a QPR side that come into this game sitting in the play-offs. The have won three of their last five but went down against promotion faviourites West Brom and Fulham.
Posh: LDLLW
QPR: LWWLW
Last 5:
QPR 1-0 Blackburn
Fulham 4-1 QPR
QPR 3- 2 Preston
QPR 2-0 Birmingham
West Brom 2-1 QPR
Warbuton expects Posh to be tough to beat
Full respect for lowly Peterborough United from high-fliers Queens Park Rangers and the night Posh delivered one of their greatest performances against the Super Hoops
High flying Queens Park Rangers will give lowly Peterborough United full respect in their Championship fixture at the Weston Homes Stadium tomorrow (October 23, 3pm).
Past meetings
It’s been 11 year since the sides met in the league as Aaron McLean struck the winner in a game that QPR would later finish with nine men after red cards to Peter Ramage and Mikael Leigertwood. The sides last met in 2018, however, in the league cup when Posh were blown away with 2 goals in 6 minutes and never recovered.
Past 5 meetings:
14 Aug 2018- QPR 2-0 Posh
06 Feb 2010- Posh (McLean) 1-0 QPR
12 Sep 2009- QPR 1-1 Posh (McLean)
20 Feb 2004- QPR 1-1 Posh (Platt)
18 Oct 2003- Posh 0-0 QPR
Ferguson has “shut out all of the noise"
Peterborough United manager has shut out all the outside noise, another injury to a young player ahead of a tough game against a QPR side full of attacking threats
Peterborough United manager Darren Ferguson has the blinkers on as he attempts to steer his team away from danger in the Championship.
Australian Jarrad Gillett is back on duty and is back at Posh for a second time, in what is only his 5th outing this season. He was on duty for the Birmingham game and is by far and away the best ref Posh have had this season.
First of the season?
Posh head into today’s match with an opportunity to win back-to-back matches for the first time this season after a confidence boosting win at Hull in the week. Home form has been much better anyway but if Posh can carry the momentum through today then things could really start to be looking up.
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