Bournemouth vs Queens Park Rangers Match Analysis and Prediction

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Both Bournemouth and Queens Park Rangers will be looking to maintain their unbeaten runs when they lock horns for the seventh round of the Championship at the Vitality Stadium on Tuesday with kickoff at 21:45.

The two sides are among the three teams that are yet to taste defeats in the Championship with QPR keeping an unbeaten run in all competitions while Bournemouth suffered an early exit to the EFL Cup following the 6-0 defeat at the hands of Norwich City.

Both sides have produced an identical record this season so far as both sides have posted three wins and draws in their opening six matches with both occupying playoff positions currently with the hosts sitting in the fifth position with 12 points same as the visitors who are in the fourth position but with a superior goal difference.

Bournemouth have been looking good under the new management of the former Fulham boss Scott Parker who has seen his side only lose one match in their last eight matches across all competitions and they head into the Tuesday’s clash off the back of a confidence boasting 3-0 win over Barnsley last weekend.

Meanwhile QPR seem to have picked up form where they left off at the end of last season under manager Mark Warburton whose style of play has impressed many as his side have scored a league-high 14 goals in the Championship so far. They head into the clash in an impressive form as they haven’t lost in any of their last eight matches across all competitions. The troops played out an impressive 3-3 draw with Reading at away since they had to fight from a 3-1 deficit to end the match 3-3 in the final 10 minutes of the game.

Warburton will now hope that his side will carry the confidence of late equalizers into Tuesday match against a side they have managed to claim four points from in their last two matches.

Bournemouth vs QPR head to head

Both sides have played against each other in seven occasions since 2003 with both sides claiming equal victories (three) while there has been only one draw. However, when playing at home Bournemouth have not lost to QPR in their last three encounters.