LFW Match Reports - 2014/15

Match report archive from QPR’s brief stay in the 2014/15 Premier League when Harry Redknapp’s attitude to away games had the team snookered before it even started.

Aug 16 QPR 0 Hull 1

Aug 24 Spurs 4 QPR 0

Aug 27 Burton 1 QPR 0*

Aug 30 QPR 1 Sunderland 0 (Austin)

Sep 14 Man Utd 4 QPR 0

Sep 20 QPR 2 Stoke 2 (Caulker, Kranjcar)

Sep 27 Southampton 2 QPR 1 (Austin)

Oct 5 West Ham 2 QPR 0

Oct 19 QPR 2 Liverpool 3 (Vargas 1, Own Goal)

Oct 27 QPR 2 Villa 0 (Austin 2)

Nov 1 Chelsea 2 QPR 1 (Austin)

Nov 8 QPR 2 Man City 2 (Austin, Own Goal)

Nov 22 Newcastle 1 QPR 0

Nov 29 QPR 3 Leicester 2 (Fer, Austin, Own Goal)

Dec 2 Swansea 2 QPR 0

Dec 6 QPR 2 Burnley 0 (Austin, Fer)

Dec 15 Everton 3 QPR 1 (Zamora)

Dec 20 QPR 3 West Brom 2 (Austin 3)

Dec 26 Arsenal 2 QPR 1 (Austin)

Dec 28 QPR 0 Palace 0

Jan 1 QPR 1 Swansea 1 (Fer)

Jan 4 QPR 0 Sheff Utd 3*

Jan 10 Burnley 2 QPR 1 (Austin)

Jan 17 QPR 0 Man Utd 2

Jan 31 Stoke 3 QPR 1 (Kranjcar)

Feb 7 QPR 0 Southampton 1

Feb 10 Sunderland 0 QPR 2 (Fer, Zamora)

Feb 21 Hull 2 QPR 1 (Austin)

Mar 4 QPR 1 Arsenal 2 (Austin)

Mar 7 QPR 1 Spurs 2 (Sandro)

Mar 14 Palace 3 QPR 1 (Phillips)

Mar 22 QPR 1 Everton 2 (Vargas)

Apr 4 West Brom 1 QPR 4 (Austin, Zamora, Vargas, Barton)

Apr 7 Villa 3 QPR 3 (Phillips, Hill, Austin)

Apr 12 QPR 0 Chelsea 1

Apr 25 QPR 0 West Ham 0

May 2 Liverpool 2 QPR 1 (Fer)

May 10 Man City 6 QPR 0

May 16 QPR 2 Newcastle 1 (Phillips, Fer)

May 24 Leicester 5 QPR 1 (Austin)

* - League Cup
** - FA Cup

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