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Both teams to score and a draw (15/4)
Both teams have slipped up big time in their pursuit of promotion.
Blackburn have now gone six without a win, whilst QPR ended a run four games without a win.
Meanwhile, 42 percent of Blackburn’s matches have seen both teams score and for QPR, 76 percent of their games away from home have seen BTS.
Luke Amos to score anytime (13/2)
The midfielder could be rewarded for his winning goal against Blackpool by returning to the line-up on Saturday.
He now has 2 goals in his last four matches.
Match preview: Blackburn Rovers vs Queens Park Rangers
QPR secured a huge win on Wednesday as they defeated Blackpool to end a four-game wait for a win.
The R’s were forced to play with ten men after Dion Sanderson was sent off in the first-half.
Mark Warburton’s side led until the 82nd-minute when the Seasiders stunned them with an equaliser.
However, the hosts continued to push to restore their lead and in the final minute, Luke Amos found a winner.
QPR remained 3rd and two points off Bournemouth in second.
Blackburn conceded a stoppage-time goal as they slipped to a defeat against Sheffield United.
Sheffield were also played the final 24 minutes with ten men and Tony Mowbray’s side were still unable to avoid defeat.
Rovers have now gone six matches without a win and have dropped into 5th place.
Blackburn Rovers team news
Blackburn have been dealt a huge injury blow with Ben Brereton Diaz suffering ligament damage.
The forward is now set for several weeks on the sidelines as he recovers.
Queens Park Rangers team news
Rob Dickie returns from suspension having missed the game against Blackpool.
Lyndon Dykes and Lee Wallace both remain sidelined.
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