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QPR have backed their U18 side for abandoning a game amid alleged abuse.The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) confirmed to ESPN FC on Friday that it has opened an investigation following Queen Park Rangers' claims their under-18 players suffered racist abuse during a friendly in Seville last week.QPR youth coach Paul Furlong instructed his team to leave the pitch in the second half of the game after a number of the QPR players were allegedly subjected to racist abuse by AD Nervion players on Aug. 8.The Andalusian Football Federation (RFAF) opened an investigation...

QPR have backed their U18 side for abandoning a game amid alleged abuse.Queens Park Rangers have called on UEFA to take action after the club's under-18 side abandoned a game in Spain last week because of alleged abuse from opposition players.During a friendly game against AD Nervion on their preseason tour of Seville, QPR players walked off the pitch during the second-half, alleging racist abuse.AD Nervion president Manuel Fernandez Ortiz, who wasn't at the match but spoke with the club's sporting director, said the incident allegedly occurred when a QPR player...

Grant Hall cancelled out Karlan Grant's opener from the penalty spot as QPR and Huddersfield drew 1-1. To watch the Championship, sign up to ESPN+.

Australia international Aaron Mooy has signed for Brighton and Hove Albion on a season-long loan from Huddersfield, linking up with fellow Australian goalkeeper Mathew Ryan, while midfielder Massimo Luongo has joined Sheffield Wednesday from QPR.Mooy played his last game for recently-relegated Huddersfield in the side's season-opening 2-1 loss to Derby on Monday."Aaron was adamant that he wanted to test himself again in the Premier League when Brighton's interest came in," Huddersfield head coach...

United States international Geoff Cameron has joined Queens Park Rangers on a one-year contract with the option of a second year.Cameron, 34, spent last season on loan to QPR from Stoke City making 19 appearances and scoring one goal."It's great to be back," Cameron said. "I really enjoyed my time here last year -- it's a family-orientated environment and this move is the best fit for myself and my family.TRANSFERSTransfer grades: Rating every major signing from EuropeWhy did Prem teams spend less this window?Why were Chelsea given a transfer ban?"The manager [Mark Warburton] wants to get the ball down and play good football. Hopefully...