Our football match prediction:
Queens Park Rangers
Match Time & Date:
21/08/2018
19:45 GMT
Prediction: 1-1
Bristol City
Loftus Road Stadium will host Tuesday’s football game between Queens Park Rangers and Bristol City, the two teams who were beaten by WBA and Middlesbrough respectively at the weekend. The capital club experienced all sorts of problems at the back in the 7-1 loss to the Baggies at the Hawthorns, but it is well known that they produce much better showings at home than on the travels. QPR are eager to give fans some cheer following the embarrassing defeat and we predict that they are going to fight tooth and nail against the Robins. Bristol City are eyeing their first win of the season as well and, taking everything into account, we believe that both teams will go for a victory in the midweek fixture. In their last meeting in London the two teams played out a 1-1 draw and there is every chance the history is going to repeat itself.
Highlighted Player (Conor Washington):
Conor Washington is a Northern Ireland international who began his senior career at St Ives Town. He scored 52 goals in 50 appearances for the club and in 2012 he joined Newport County. He was struggling to adapt to the new surroundings and, as a result, he netted no more than 5 goals in 39 appearances for the Rodney Parade outfit. In 2014 he signed a deal with Peterborough United and two years later he moved to Queens Park Rangers. He played just ten games for the Hoops in the 2015/2016 Championship campaign and he failed to open his goal-scoring account. Conor Washington is a striker who made his Northern Ireland debut on 24 March, 2016 and four days later his scored his first ever goal for the national team, in a 1-0 win over Slovenia at Windsor Park. The Northern Ireland footballer was eligible to play for Scotland through his mother. He was born in Chantham, Kent, England on 18 May, 1992.
Highlighted Team (Bristol City):
Bristol City are one of the two famous clubs from the city of Bristol. Formed in 1894 the Robins mostly participated in English lower leagues and they have never played in the Premier League. Bristol City’s bitterest rivals are Bristol Rovers and it has to be noted that two teams first met in 1897. Bristol City have outplayed their local rivals on 43 occasions in the Bristol Derby. Cardiff City are regarded as Bristol City’s bitter rivals as well. The Robins play their home games at Ashton Gate, the stadium that was opened in 1887. Bristol City were semi-finalists of the League Cup two times (1970/1971, 1988/1989), with the team making it to the FA Cup final in 1909. The Robins faced Manchester United in the title game, but they failed to upset the English giants in the Crystal Palace clash. It is well known that Bristol City footballers wear red shirts and blue shorts.
