Premier League
Dec 20, 2014 3.00pm
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HT : 1 2
FT
  • Charlie Austin 25' goal
  • Richard Dunne 38' yellowcard
  • Charlie Austin 48' goal
  • Charlie Austin 87' goal
  • goal Joleon Lescott 11'
  • goal Silvestre Varela 20'

Preview: Queens Park Rangers vs. West Bromwich Albion

QPR vs. West Brom

Queens Park Rangers will be able to call upon striker Charlie Austin for the visit of West Bromwich Albion on Saturday afternoon.

Austin, who has netted eight times this season, sat out the 3-1 defeat at Everton on Monday night due to a one-match suspension.

Defender Steven Caulker also missed the fixture at Goodison Park but he could start providing that he has recovered from a cut to his head.

All of QPR's points in the top flight this season have come at Loftus Road, with Harry Redknapp's team winning four times and drawing twice in eight games.

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West Brom head coach Alan Irvine would have been relieved to see his team record their first win in six games against Aston Villa last weekend.

The Baggies had fallen to within touching distance of the drop zone but three points at The Hawthorns enabled them to move to 14th position.

Irvine will be without Jonas Olsson and Georgios Samaras for the trip to London, while striker Victor Anichebe will be assessed.

Chris Brunt will return to the squad after a hamstring problem, but he is unlikely to be drafted into the starting lineup with Irvine potentially naming an unchanged lineup.

Queens Park Rangers:

Recent form DLWLWL

Possible starting lineup: Green, Yeung, Dunne, Caulker, Isla, Phillips, Barton, Fer, Mutch, Austin, Vargas

West Bromwich Albion:

Recent form: LLLLDW

Possible starting lineup: Foster, Wisdom, Lescott, McAuley, Pocognoli, Gardner, Dorrans, Morrison, Varela, Sessegnon, Ideye

Sports Mole says: 2-1

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Who will win Saturday's match between QPR and West Brom?
QPR 68%
Draw 15%
West Brom 17%
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