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LFW Match Reports 2008/09

LFW Match Reports 2008/09
Friday, 2nd Jul 2010 15:40 by Clive Whittingham

All the match reports from the 2008/09 season when Rangers enjoyed a great League Cup run, but also worked their way through two permanent and two temporary managers.

Aug 9 QPR 2 Barnsley 1 (Hall 2)

Aug 12 Swindon 2 QPR 3* (Balanta, Blackstock, Delaney)

Aug 16 Sheff Utd 3 QPR 0

Aug 23 QPR 2 Doncaster 0 (Blackstock, Ledesma)

Aug 26 QPR 4 Carlisle 0* (Ledesma 3, Stewart)

Aug 30 Bristol City 1 QPR 1 (Blackstock)

Sep 14 QPR 4 Southampton 1 (Blackstock 2, Stewart, Agyemang)

Sep 17 Norwich 0 QPR 1 (Rowlands)

Sep 20 Coventry 1 QPR 0

Sep 24 Villa 0 QPR 1* (Stewart)

Sep 27 QPR 0 Derby 2

Sep 30 QPR 1 Blackpool 1 (Blackstock)

Oct 4 Birmingham 1 QPR 0

Oct 18 QPR 2 Forest 1 (Balanta, Buzsaky)

Oct 21 Swansea 0 QPR 0

Oct 25 Reading 0 QPR 0

Oct 28 QPR 1 Birmingham 0 (Di Carmine)

Nov 1 Ipswich 2 QPR 0

Nov 8 QPR Cardiff 0 (Mahon)

Nov 11 Man Utd 1 QPR 0*

Nov 15 QPR 1 Burnley 2 (Blackstock)

Nov 22 Watford 3 QPR 0

Nov 25 QPR 2 Charlton 1 (Blackstock 2)

Nov 29 Palace 0 QPR 0

Dec 6 QPR 1 Wolves 0 (Rowlands)

Dec 9 Sheff Wed 1 QPR 0

Dec 13 Plymouth 1 QPR 1 (Helguson)

Dec 20 QPR 3 Preston 2 (Helguson 2, Blackstock)

Dec 26 Charlton 2 QPR 2 (Cook, Blackstock)

Dec 28 QPR 0 Watford 0

Jan 3 QPR 0 Burnley 0**

Jan 10 QPR 1 Coventry 1 Blackstock

Jan 13 Burnley 2 QPR 1** (Di Carmine)

Jan 17 Derby 0 QPR 2 (Routledge, Leigertwood)

Jan 27 Blackpool 0 QPR 3 (Helguson 2, Ephraim)

Jan 31 QPR 0 Reading 0

Feb 7 Forest 2 QPR 2 (Alberti 2)

Feb 21 QPR 1 Ipswich 3 (Di Carmine)

Feb 25 Cardiff 0 QPR 0

Feb 28 Barnsley 2 QPR 1 (Delaney)

Mar 3 QPR 0 Norwich 1

Mar 7 QPR 0 Sheff Utd 0

Mar 10 Doncaster 2 QPR 0

Mar 14 Southampton 0 QPR 0

Mar 17 QPR 1 Swansea 0 (Leigertwood)

Mar 21 QPR 2 Bristol City 1 (Taarabt, Lopez)

Apr 4 QPR 0 Palace 0

Apr 11 Burnley 1 QPR 0

Apr 13 QPR 3 Sheff Wed 2 (Vine, Mahon, Stewart)

Apr 18 Wolves 1 QPR 0

Apr 25 QPR 0 Plymouth 0

May 3 Preston 2 QPR 1 (Agyemang)

* - League Cup

** - FA Cup

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