Bristol City 1 - 1 Queens Park Rangers - Player Ratings and Reports

Old foes, familiar faces and new trends collide at Ashton Gate - Preview
QPR, picking up points and keeping clean sheets, head to Ashton Gate on Saturday, where they've beaten Bristol City four times in a row but have a trio of former charges lying in wait.

The Championship's most mid-table team - Oppo Profile
Bristol City spent a deal of money this summer trying to push Liam Manning's side on towards the play-offs, but the remain steadfastly stuck in midtable as doubts persist about the manager's style - we spoke to @fevsfootball.

QPR's late, late show on Ashton Gate opening day - History
We're back to 2007 for today's memorable match as QPR get ready to head back to Ashton Gate, scene of some high intensity clashes between the teams in the Ian Holloway days.

Smith takes QPR’s trip to Bristol – Referee
Wigan’s Lewis Smith, recently promoted to the Premier League, is the referee in charge of Saturday’s trip to Bristol City.

Field the world, lets them know it’s Rangers’ time – Report
A Sam Field double banished memories of a frightful first half, and continued QPR’s steady recovery run of wins and clean sheets, with a 2-0 home win against Oxford on Wednesday.

Queens Park Rangers 2 - 0 Oxford United - Player Ratings and Reports
If you saw the match, please give us your player ratings and a mini match report.

Pragmatism v idealism - Preview
QPR are winning, and keeping clean sheets, again, despite abandoning possession of the ball and their early season style, but will that hold in another home game they're expected to dominate and win?

Oxford survival bid faces familiar foes - Oppo Profile
Oxford have already bloodied several Championship noses but like Rotherham, Plymouth and others before them coping with injuries and winning away from home is hampering their survival bid - U's regular Adam England gave us his first impressions.

A tricky opening day, The Bald Eagle, and a cup final to forget - History
Oxford's visit to Loftus Road on Wednesday night sees us look back to the opening day of the 1996/97 season, the often overlooked QPR achievements of Jim Smith, and, yes, the 1986 League Cup final.

New official for Oxford visit – Referee
QPR have a first ever appointment with Durham’s Adam Herczeg on Wednesday night as they face a crunch relegation six pointer at home to Oxford.