please log in to view this image QPR vs Crystal Palace Tuesday 17th September 2024, 19:45 League Cup Third Round Loftus Road please log in to view this image Previous meetings vs Crystal Palace; Games won:38 Games drawn:30 Games lost:31 Ones to remember; 08 Nov 1930 Queens Park Rangers v Crystal Palace W 4-0 Division Three (South) 13 Sep 1961 Queens Park Rangers v Crystal Palace W 6-2 League Cup 09 May 1999 Queens Park Rangers v Crystal Palace W 6-0 League Division 1 Ones to forget; 14 Mar 1931 Crystal Palace v Queens Park Rangers L 4-0 Division Three (South) 05 Mar 1938 Crystal Palace v Queens Park Rangers L 4-0 Division Three (South) 02 Dec 2006 Crystal Palace v Queens Park Rangers L 3-0 League Championship Players who have played for both; - credit to Loftforwords for the list. Clive Allen; QPR 1978-80, 1981-84 Crystal Palace 1980-81 Joe Millbank - Crystal Palace 1939-48, QPR 1948-49. Now unknown Dave Nelson - QPR 1950-52, Crystal Palace 1952. Now unknown Cecil Andrews - Crystal Palace 1952-56, QPR 1956-59. Now unknown Pat Kerrins - QPR 1953-60, Crystal Palace 1960-61. Now unknown George Petchy - QPR 1953-60, Crystal Palace 1960. Now retired Mark Lazarus; 1960–1961 Queens Park Rangers 37 (19) 1962–1964 Queens Park Rangers 81 (28) 1966–1967 Queens Park Rangers 88 (29) 1967–1969 Crystal Palace 63 (17) Ian Evans; 1970–1974 Queens Park Rangers 39 (2) 1974–1979 Crystal Palace 137 (14) Don Rodgers; 1972–1974 Crystal Palace 70 (28) 1974–1976 Queens Park Rangers 18 (5) Kenny Samson; 1975–1980 Crystal Palace 172 (3) 1989–1991 Queens Park Rangers 64 (0) Terry Fenwick; 1976–1980 Crystal Palace 70 (0) 1980–1987 Queens Park Rangers 256 (33) Rachid Harkouk; 1976–1978 Crystal Palace 54 (21) 1978–1980 Queens Park Rangers 20 (3) John Burridge; 1978–1980 Crystal Palace 88 (0) 1980–1982 Queens Park Rangers 39 (0) Mike Flanagan; 1979–1980 Crystal Palace 56 (8) 1980–1983 Queens Park Rangers 78 (20) Tony Sealy; 1979–1981 Crystal Palace 24 (5) 1981–1983 Queens Park Rangers 63 (18) Steve Wicks; 1979–1981 Queens Park Rangers 73 (0) 1981–1982 Crystal Palace 14 (1) 1981–1986 Queens Park Rangers 116 (6) Tommy Langley; 1980–1981 Queens Park Rangers 25 (8) 1981–1983 Crystal Palace 59 (8) Paul Barron; 1980–1982 Crystal Palace 90 (0) 1985–1988 Queens Park Rangers 32 (0) Jimmy Carter; 1983–1985 Crystal Palace 0 (0) 1985–1987 Queens Park Rangers 0 (0) - or not played for either. Dennis Bailey; 1987–1989 Crystal Palace 5 (1) 1991–1995 Queens Park Rangers 40 (10) Mark Dennis; 1987–1988 Queens Park Rangers 28 (0) 1989–1990 Crystal Palace 9 (0) Andy Gray; 1984–1987 Crystal Palace 98 (27) 1989 Queens Park Rangers 11 (2) 1989–1992 Crystal Palace 90 (12) Ray Wilkins; 1989–1994 Queens Park Rangers 154 (7) 1994 Crystal Palace 1 (0) 1994–1996 Queens Park Rangers 21 (0) Simon Osborne; 1990–1994 Crystal Palace 55 (5) 1995 Queens Park Rangers 9 (1) Bobby Bowry; 1990–1992 Queens Park Rangers 0 (0) 1992–1995 Crystal Palace 50 (1) Garry Thompson; 1990–1991 Crystal Palace 20 (3) 1991–1993 Queens Park Rangers 19 (1) Iain Dowie; 1995 Crystal Palace 19 (6) 1998–2001 Queens Park Rangers 31 (2) Gareth Taylor; 1995–1996 Crystal Palace 20 (1) 2000 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 6 (1) Chris Day; 1996–1997 Crystal Palace 24 (0) 2001–2005 Queens Park Rangers 87 (0) Tony Scully; 1993–1997 Crystal Palace 3 (0) 1998–2001 Queens Park Rangers 40 (2) Andy Linighan; 1997–2000 Crystal Palace 111 (5) 1998–1999 → Queen's Park Rangers (loan) 7 (0) Fraser Digby; 1998–2000 Crystal Palace 56 (0) 2001–2003 Queens Park Rangers 20 (0) Mark Kennedy; 1998 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 8 (2) 2006–2008 Crystal Palace 46 (1) Neil Ruddock; 1998 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 7 (0) 2000–2001 Crystal Palace 20 (2) Gary Borrowdale; 2002–2007 Crystal Palace 98 (0) 2008–2009 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 0 (0) 2009–2013 Queens Park Rangers 22 (0) Shaun Derry; 2002–2005 Crystal Palace 83 (3) 2007–2008 → Crystal Palace (loan) 30 (0) 2008–2010 Crystal Palace 85 (0) 2010–2013 Queens Park Rangers 92 (1) Fitz Hall; 2004–2006 Crystal Palace 75 (3) 2008–2012 Queens Park Rangers 85 (3) Mikele Leigertwood; 2004–2006 Crystal Palace 59 (1) 2007–2011 Queens Park Rangers 131 (12) Scott Sinclair; 2007 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 9 (1) 2008 → Crystal Palace (loan) 6 (2) Clint Hill 2007–2008 → Crystal Palace (loan) 13 (3) 2008–2010 Crystal Palace 101 (2) 2010–2016 Queens Park Rangers 169 (5) Eberechi Eze; 2016–2020 Queens Park Rangers 104 (20) 2020– Crystal Palace 116 (27) Managed both; Terry Venables; QPR 1969-74, 1980-84 (Manager) Crystal Palace 1974-76, 1976-80 (Manager) Gerry Franics QPR 1968-79, 1981-82, 1991-94 (manager), 1998-01 (manager) Crystal Palace 1978-81. Neil Warnock; 2007–2010 Crystal Palace 2010–2012 Queens Park Rangers 2014 Crystal Palace 2015 Queens Park Rangers (caretaker) Shaun Derry Match Preview; I'll be honest, totally forgot this one was happening until this evening. Palace are yet to record a league win this season, their only win coming in the second round of the league cup, a 4-0 win over Norwich. According to their manager, Oliver Glasner, they'll be taking the cup seriously this year. In his pre-match interview he said they "will play the Carabao Cup to win it" and "have to be ready" to face Queens Park Rangers. "It's our duty to take the Carabao Cup very seriously," said Glasner. "We want to go into the next round, so we will play the Carabao Cup to win it. "I don't know if it will happen, but it is an all or nothing game. We like those games. "We beat Norwich [in the second round] when it was noisy, and we can beat QPR now. But if we don't perform at our top level we can also lose. "They are a Championship team playing at home and we have to be ready." Our manager, Cifuentes, has said... “We saw against Norwich that they presented a very strong starting XI,” said the QPR head coach. “They have very good players and their manager did a very good job last season. “I am sure they want to have a good run in the cup so I am very aware that they will try to go all in and we will need to be ready for the challenge.” Rangers head into this game following dramatic scenes in their last outing, where Alfie Lloyd’s 96th-minute strike cancelled out Barry Bannan’s 93rd-minute effort at Sheffield Wednesday. If that wasn’t enough, the scrambled nature of Lloyd’s goal has become quite the hit across social media. “That’s the beauty of the game, right? That you can score in many different ways,” Cifuentes said with a smile. “I know this goal has been quite popular (on social media) but I think it shows the resilience of the guys. “We were in a difficult position after conceding a late goal but the team still tried to believe and never gave up. “I was very happy for Alfie and very happy for the team. No matter how it was, it was a good goal.” Team news and manager comments to go up tomorrow evening if/when on the official, but as I am at work all day, others will probably post first. Enjoy if you'll make it to HQ and as always... ...COME ON YOU SUPER HOOPSA!!!
Anyone know if this game is going to be televised and there is likely to be a stream? It won't be shown on QPR+, just live commentary.
I’ll be streaming the game on my phone from block NL for anyone who wants to feel like they’re there but otherwise the new Sky+ megaservice covers all League Cup games now.
In a way I'm looking forward to this, not that I expect us to win, but if we can do to them what we did to Everton a couple of seasons ago and get it to penalties, then all to play for..... Plus them homecoming of the prodical son.... what's not to like....
Taking my Grandson of 19yrs & is a Palace fan but will be sitting with me in upper loft tonight & should be fun
The sad thing is that we were in the same division for eight years and got promoted to PL at similar times. Since then, they've gone from strength to strength and become an established PL side. We're on the way but years behind them. Out of the UK so missing Eze's return. Hopefully it will be a bit emotional for the lad. I'm sure he won't celebrate if / when he scores.
