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QPR vs Blackburn Rovers Predictions

Published on 7:45pm GMT 4 February 2025

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Blackburn Rovers Draw No Bet

Reason for tip

Blackburn returned to winning ways against Preston last time out and they can follow up at QPR given they won the reverse meeting earlier this season and have also triumphed on their last two visits to Loftus Road by an aggregate score of 7-1.

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Blackburn Rovers 2-1

Reason for tip

Blackburn have won on their last two visits to QPR by an aggregate score of 7-1 and they should triumph again, with a 2-1 victory standing out after Rovers beat Preston by the scoreline last time out and the Rs lost in the same manner at Millwall.

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QPR vs Blackburn Rovers Predictions

  • QPR have lost back-to-back Championship matches
  • Blackburn have won on their last two visits to Loftus Road by an aggregate score of 7-1
  • Rovers won September’s reverse meeting at Ewood Park 2-0

QPR stumbling after recent upturn

It looked like QPR were going to be involved in a relegation battle following their slow start to the season, but a run of just one defeat in 13 games not only eased those concerns, but moved them into play-off contention.

However, Marti Cifuentes’ side have been dealt a reality check in their last two games, losing at home to Sheffield Wednesday before going down on the road at Millwall.

Cifuentes will be hoping his team are not on a slippery slide back down the table, but the omens are not good heading into their clash with play-off chasing Blackburn.

Rovers eyeing Loftus Road hat-trick

Blackburn snapped a three-game losing streak with victory over local rivals Preston on Friday, a result that moved them back into the play-off places.

John Eustace will now be hoping his side can bring a four-game winless league run on the road to an end when they head to QPR and they have a good recent record at Loftus Road, winning 3-1 and 4-0 on their last two visits.

Rovers also won the reverse meeting between these two sides at Ewood Park back in September and they can now complete a league double over the faltering Rs, although the safest play may be to back them in the draw no bet market.

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