Match Preview: Sunday,28 April 2013, One of the important match Reading v QPR of ENGLAND PREMIER LEAGUE HD Quality Live Reading v QPR streaming is availahere.Reading v QPR Live Stream online video ENGLAND PREMIER LEAGUE Video Free The match will take plcae at Portman Road on 4/28/13 Preview Pictures and Wallpapers its mean all things are available in my blog please see and check here for latest things.Watch Free Reading v QPR Stream Free online video Video Of ENGLAND PREMIER LEAGUE Sunday, 28 April 2013 Kickoff and Time Table scheduled for 15:00 GMT.ENGLAND PREMIER LEAGUE ,Watch Video online video Live online video,Reading v QPR Live Streaming Video,Reading v QPR Stream, Reading v QPR Streaming, Reading v QPR Live,Reading v QPR online video,Reading v QPR Results, ENGLAND PREMIER LEAGUE Fixtures.But even if either side gain a much-needed win at the Madejski, they will still be relegated if Villa beat Sunderland on Monday night.The Royals go into Sunday's clash in dire form, with new boss Nigel Adkins failing to spark a revival after the club sacked Brian McDermott.The Premier League's bottom side have now taken just one point - a goalless draw against Liverpool in their last home game - from their last nine top flight matches.Second-from-bottom QPR have fared little better - earning just one point from their last five games after back-to-back victories over Southampton and Sunderland had given them renewed hope of avoiding the drop.
Team News:
QPR winger Andros Townsend is out with a hamstring injury, midfielder Shaun Wright-Phillips is missing after undergoing ankle surgery and forward Andrew Johnson is sidelined with a knee problem.
Midfielder Adel Taarabt will have a late fitness test on his shoulder injury while striker Bobby Zamora serves the final game of his suspension.
Perhaps they came up too early and QPR should have dropped 12 months ago. Who knows?
What we surely know is that this game will be on the Championship fixture list next season. On Sunday, both managers will be looking for pointers ahead of what they hope will be promotion campaigns, while the players should be focussing on producing performances to ensure they will still be wanted.
It might be hyped as the 'last-chance saloon', but really this one is the fight to avoid the wooden spoon. It's pride, not relegation, at stake.
Reading
Reading have won only one point from a possible 27 in their last nine Premier League matches (D1, L8).
The Royals have kept only four clean sheets all season, three at home and one away.
In their defeat to Norwich last Saturday they didn't have a shot on target until Garath McCleary's goal on 72 minutes.
They are the only team to average less than 40% possession in the Premier League this season (39%). They managed 55% possession against Norwich - only the second time they have averaged more possession than an opponent this season.
QPR
Harry Redknapp has won just four of his 21 Premier League games in charge at Loftus Road, meaning that he has a lower win percentage (19%) than predecessors Mark Hughes and Neil Warnock (both 20%).
QPR have scored only 19 goals in Redknapp's 21 matches in charge, failing to score in nine of them.
They have gone three hours and five minutes without scoring.
Team News:
QPR winger Andros Townsend is out with a hamstring injury, midfielder Shaun Wright-Phillips is missing after undergoing ankle surgery and forward Andrew Johnson is sidelined with a knee problem.
Midfielder Adel Taarabt will have a late fitness test on his shoulder injury while striker Bobby Zamora serves the final game of his suspension.
Perhaps they came up too early and QPR should have dropped 12 months ago. Who knows?
What we surely know is that this game will be on the Championship fixture list next season. On Sunday, both managers will be looking for pointers ahead of what they hope will be promotion campaigns, while the players should be focussing on producing performances to ensure they will still be wanted.
It might be hyped as the 'last-chance saloon', but really this one is the fight to avoid the wooden spoon. It's pride, not relegation, at stake.
Reading
Reading have won only one point from a possible 27 in their last nine Premier League matches (D1, L8).
The Royals have kept only four clean sheets all season, three at home and one away.
In their defeat to Norwich last Saturday they didn't have a shot on target until Garath McCleary's goal on 72 minutes.
They are the only team to average less than 40% possession in the Premier League this season (39%). They managed 55% possession against Norwich - only the second time they have averaged more possession than an opponent this season.
QPR
Harry Redknapp has won just four of his 21 Premier League games in charge at Loftus Road, meaning that he has a lower win percentage (19%) than predecessors Mark Hughes and Neil Warnock (both 20%).
QPR have scored only 19 goals in Redknapp's 21 matches in charge, failing to score in nine of them.
They have gone three hours and five minutes without scoring.
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