On Saturday, Sunderland will play QPR in the Championship.
This Saturday, Sunderland will make their way back to the Stadium of Light to take on relegation-threatened QPR.
With one point separating them from the drop zone, the R’s are now in 20th place in the Championship table.
Under his leadership, QPR has made a remarkable turnaround in West London. After five league games, the team has only lost once, winning three of them, including a victory away at Leicester City.
However, Mike Dodds’ Sunderland team has lost their previous six games, and a victory for QPR on Saturday might really put Sunderland in danger of relegation.
With one point separating them from the drop zone, the R’s are now in 20th place in the Championship table.
Under his leadership, QPR has made a remarkable turnaround in West London. After five league games, the team has only lost once, winning three of them, including a victory away at Leicester City.
However, Mike Dodds’ Sunderland team has lost their previous six games, and a victory for QPR on Saturday might really put Sunderland in danger of relegation.
Sunderland looking to break rotten record vs QPR on Saturday
Sunderland don’t have a positive recent record against QPR.
Although the Black Cats have won their last two against the R’s, the last being a 3-1 win at Loftus Road back in September, Sunderland haven’t beaten QPR at the Stadium of Light in 12 years.
The Wearsiders’ last home win vs QPR came back in 2012; a 3-1 win in the Premier League with Nicklas Bendtner, James McClean, and Stephane Sessegnon all on the scoresheet that day.
In actuality, since the year 2000, Sunderland has only triumphed over QPR twice at home.
Sunderland now leads QPR by eight points; a victory this weekend would reduce that deficit to five points.
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