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Queens Park Rangers 4 - 2 Manchester United - Photo Gallery
Sunday, 25th Jul 2021 13:08 by Clive Whittingham

Pictures from Action Images at Loftus Road as QPR run riot against Manchester United in a pre-season friendy.

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