QPR vs Leicester City Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

In Championship action, QPR met Leicester City on December 20. QPR wrapped up the match with a 4-1 triumph.

Koki Saito scored the first goal of the game on the 2nd minute of the match, putting QPR ahead. Richard Kone, Karamoko Dembele, Amadou Mbengue and Silko Thomas added to the score, setting the final scoreline at 4-1.

A year after their last meeting in FA Cup, in what promises to be a thrilling clash, QPR and Leicester City prepare to meet again. In their last encounter, Leicester City secured a 6-2 win. Following a recent loss to Middlesbrough on December 13, QPR aim to regroup and turn things around in this upcoming clash. Addressing their defensive shortcomings will be a priority for progress, since their backline has lacked consistency, having conceded goals in each of their last six home matches.

Leicester City, in contrast to their opponent's recent struggles, enter the match on a positive note, having secured a victory over Ipswich Town in their last outing. However, their defensive frailties have been apparent as they have struggled to keep opponents from scoring, conceding in their last fifteen matches.

In this Championship showdown, the spotlight will fall on the players who have been pivotal for QPR and Leicester City throughout the campaign. Rumarn Burrell and Nicolas Madsen have been pivotal for QPR’s attack, with Julien Stephan at the helm, combining to deliver important goals and assists. Burrell has already scored nine goals in Championship this season, with Madsen leading their creative tally in the league with four assists. QPR’s attacking depth is further showcased by Richard Kone, Jimmy Dunne and Kieran Morgan, who have each made valuable contributions this season.

Meanwhile, Leicester City’s Issahaku Fatawu and top finisher Jordan James have played important roles in ensuring their attack, carefully orchestrated by Marti Cifuentes, remains effective. With five goals in Championship, James is Leicester City’s top scorer in the league, with Fatawu leading their creative tally in the league with seven assists. Leicester City’s offense has also been strengthened by Jordan Ayew, Stephy Mavididi and Bobby De Cordova-Reid, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.

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AI Prediction

Our AI model provides a pre-game prediction for the QPR–Leicester City match, then monitors the contest and updates its forecast in real time as the minutes tick by. According to pre-match data, the model suggested that a draw leads the probabilities with 35%, while QPR’s victory was at 32% and Leicester City’s victory was at 33%.

Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for QPR - Leicester City in real time.

QPR kicked off the game with Ben Hamer, Rhys Norrington-Davies, Jake Clarke-Salter who got substituted by Steve Cook on the 46th minute, Jimmy Dunne, Amadou Mbengue, Koki Saito who got substituted by Paul Smyth on the 85th minute, Nicolas Madsen who got substituted by Sam Field on the 75th minute, Jonathan Varane who got substituted by Isaac Hayden on the 75th minute, Karamoko Dembele who got substituted by Kwame Poku on the 85th minute, Rumarn Burrell and Richard Kone as starters, with Paul Nardi, Steve Cook, Liam Morrison, Kwame Poku, Isaac Hayden, Paul Smyth, Sam Field, Kieran Morgan and Michael Frey on the bench.

Leicester City's starting eleven were Jakub Stolarczyk, Luke Thomas, Jannik Vestergaard who got substituted by Aaron Ramsey on the 63rd minute, Benjamin Nelson, Ricardo Pereira who got substituted by Lewis Page on the 85th minute, Oliver Skipp, Jordan James who got substituted by Hamza Choudhury on the 63rd minute, Stephy Mavididi, Bobby De Cordova-Reid, Issahaku Fatawu who got substituted by Jeremy Monga on the 73rd minute and Jordan Ayew who got substituted by Silko Thomas on the 63rd minute, with Asmir Begovic, Lewis Page, Olabade Aluko, Wout Faes, Hamza Choudhury, Jeremy Monga, Aaron Ramsey, Julian Carranza and Silko Thomas on the bench.

Stats

Explore stats from QPR vs Leicester City on ScoreBat - we are updating the numbers on this page every second of the game.

  • Expected Goals: 2.04 - 1
  • Ball Possession: 45 - 55
  • Big Scoring Chances: 3 - 1
  • Total Attempts: 12 - 9
  • Shots On Target: 6 - 2
  • Blocked Shots: 2 - 5
  • Shots in the Box: 10 - 8
  • Shots from Outside the Box: 2 - 1
  • Woodwork Hits: 0 - 1
  • Fouls: 10 - 13
  • Corners: 2 - 3
  • Throw-Ins: 26 - 23
  • Saves: 1 - 2
  • Free Kicks: 13 - 9
  • Offsides: 2 - 1
  • Passes into Final Third: 91 - 87
  • Completed Passes in Final Third: 41 - 52
  • Touches in Opponent's Box: 29 - 17
  • Tackles: 16 - 19
  • Completed Tackles: 12 - 11
  • Total Crosses: 17 - 10
  • Successful Crosses: 5 - 3
  • Interceptions: 5 - 9
  • Clearances: 30 - 42

Referee showed the yellow card three times throughout the game. Jordan Ayew, Ricardo Pereira and Rhys Norrington-Davies were the ones to receive it.

Head-to-head

Since May 2015, the teams have gone head-to-head five times. QPR have one win to their name, Leicester City three, while one match ended level. The last time these teams met was on January 11, 2025, in the FA Cup of England, and Leicester City emerged victorious with a 6-2 scoreline. QPR have scored nine goals across these five encounters, while Leicester City have scored seventeen. So, overall, Leicester City have the edge in head-to-head matches against QPR in their recent history.

In Championship, QPR have played 27 matches, winning eleven, drawing six and losing ten, scoring 38 goals at an average of 1.41 per match and conceding 39 at a rate of 1.44 per match. Leicester City have won ten of their 27 matches in Championship this season, with seven draws and ten defeats, scoring 38 goals, averaging 1.41 per match, while conceding 40, an average of 1.48 per match.

Recent Form

QPR's most recent outing ended in a loss against Middlesbrough, while Leicester City are coming off a win in their last match against Ipswich Town. Overall, QPR have won nine of their last twenty matches, losing seven and drawing four, while Leicester City have won eight of their last twenty matches, losing five and drawing seven.

  • Leicester City have failed to keep a clean sheet in their previous 15 matches.
  • QPR have gone 6 consecutive matches without a draw.
  • QPR have failed to keep a clean sheet in their previous 6 home matches.
  • Leicester City's last 4 away matches had 3 or more goals.

Live Standings

As always, England Championship's live standings are availble and updated in real time. QPR are 11th with 39 points from their 27 games, while Leicester City occupy 13th spot with 37 points in 27 matches.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between QPR and Leicester City in real time. You can watch the goals by Koki Saito, Richard Kone, Karamoko Dembele, Amadou Mbengue and Silko Thomas as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of QPR - Leicester City are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.

Live Commentary

  1. FT
    Full Time
    Match ends. QPR 4, Leicester City 1.
  2. 90 + 4'
    Rhys Norrington-Davies is shown the yellow card.
  3. 85'
    Substitution for Leicester City. Lewis Page replaces Ricardo Pereira
  4. 85'
    Substitution for QPR. Kwame Poku replaces Karamoko Dembele
  5. 85'
    Substitution for QPR. Paul Smyth replaces Koki Saito
  6. 82'
    Missed Penalty
    Bobby De Cordova-Reid from Leicester City failed to score from the spot.
  7. 82'
    4 - 1
    Silko Thomas scores for Leicester City.
  8. 77'
    Ricardo Pereira is shown the yellow card.
  9. 75'
    Substitution for QPR. Isaac Hayden replaces Jonathan Varane
  10. 75'
    Substitution for QPR. Sam Field replaces Nicolas Madsen
  11. 73'
    Substitution for Leicester City. Jeremy Monga replaces Issahaku Fatawu
  12. 63'
    Substitution for Leicester City. Hamza Choudhury replaces Jordan James
  13. 63'
    Substitution for Leicester City. Aaron Ramsey replaces Jannik Vestergaard
  14. 63'
    Substitution for Leicester City. Silko Thomas replaces Jordan Ayew
  15. 2T
    Kick-off
    Second half begins
  16. 46'
    Substitution for QPR. Steve Cook replaces Jake Clarke-Salter
  17. HT
    Half-Time - 4 : 0
    First half ends.
  18. 45 + 3'
    4 - 0
    Amadou Mbengue scores for QPR, assisted by Jimmy Dunne.
  19. 35'
    Jordan Ayew is shown the yellow card.
  20. 33'
    3 - 0
    Karamoko Dembele scores for QPR, assisted by Rumarn Burrell.
  21. 29'
    2 - 0
    Richard Kone scores for QPR.
  22. 2'
    1 - 0
    Koki Saito scores for QPR, assisted by Rumarn Burrell.
  23. 1T
    Kick-off
    First half begins