Hull City vs QPR 13/5 Bet Builder | Mark O’Haire

Hull City vs QPR 13/5 Bet Builder | Mark O’Haire

Hull City vs QPR 13/5 Bet Builder | Mark O’Haire

Rayan Kolli’s goal gave QPR a third consecutive Championship victory on Saturday as Rangers deservedly won 1-0 away at Plymouth. The teenager, who signed a new contract this week, scored six minutes after coming on as a substitute to help guide the R’s up into the top-half of the league table.

Marti Cifuentes’ side have now lost just once in 12 league games – a run which has included seven wins – and seen QPR rocket up the Championship standings.

Cifuentes declared “We had a difficult start to the season and worked relentlessly. We cannot change now because results are going our way. In two weeks you can change a lot your position in the table and the mood of the team. The team has been competing at a really high level and we need to keep pushing forwards and improving.”

Defender Liam Morrison appears to be close to returning from injury but looks unlikely to slot into the side in midweek, though Jake Clarke-Salter could be recalled at centre-back. Jack Colback is also pushing for a start but Steve Cook, Karamoko Dembele and Zan Celar remain on the longer-term treatment table.

HULL CITY VS QPR – TUE 21 JAN, 19:45

Team Goals –
QPR Over 0.5

 
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QPR are W7-D4-L1 in Championship action since November’s international break, scoring in 10 of those 12 tussles. Rangers have gotten on the scoresheet in six of their eight trips to teams outside of the top eight and travel to a Hull side that’s recorded a solitary shutout in 14 league fixtures at their Humberside home this season.

Total Goals –
Under 3.5

 
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QPR matches under Marti Cifuentes rarely escalate into high-scoring shootouts, particularly outside of Loftus Road. The Spaniard has now overseen 28 away Championship games in-charge of Rangers with those second-tier showdowns averaging just 1.86 goals per-game with 27 of those 28 seeing Under 3.5 Goals bank.

Team Corners –
QPR Over 2.5

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Corners continue to prove a profitable route in QPR’s Championship contests. The R’s have forced at least three corners in 78% of their overall league outings this term (averaging 4.96 per-game), repeating that feat in 77% of their away days. Only trips to high-flying Leeds, Burnley and Blackburn have failed to feature 3+ Rangers corners.

Total Booking Points – Under 49.5

 
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Benjamin Speedie makes his Championship refereeing debut at the MKM Stadium in midweek. The official has overseen 19 league encounters this term and has produced 40+ Booking Points on only eight occasions – we can take Under 49.5 Booking Points here, a total that’s provided profit in 13 (68%) of those fixtures (averaging 34.21 BP).

* Odds correct at the time of writing. 18+ only. GambleAware.