David McGolrick's penalty in the 65th minute was the deciding factor in a win against Queens Park Rangers.

Queens Park Rangers have accepted the financial fair play sanctions levied by the English Football League.Queens Park Rangers have ended their appeal of a financial fair play (FFP) dispute with the English Football League and will pay approximately £42 million in restitution as well as accept a transfer ban.The settlement includes a £17m fine and a payment of £3m toward the EFL's legal costs, and the club's shareholders will write off £21.965m of outstanding loans.The case relates to a breach of EFL spending limits that occurred in the 2013-14 season, when QPR earned promotion...

Meet Shahin Sadafi, a former Grenfell tower resident, as he returns to the QPR changing rooms for the first time since he played in Game4Grenfell.

Former Newcastle and England manager Steve McClaren has taken over the coaching job at QPR.Former England boss Steve McClaren has been appointed as the new manager of QPR.The 57-year-old has agreed a two-year contract at Loftus Road, where he worked for three months under Harry Redknapp during 2013 before embarking on his first spell at Derby."It's great to be back -- and it's a challenge that I'm excited by,'' McClaren told the Championship club's official website after being confirmed as Ian Holloway's successor."I must admit that I've followed the club closely over the last five...

Ian Holloway has left QPR with immediate effect, the Championship club have announced, amid reports former England manager Steve McClaren is to be appointed boss.The 55-year-old Holloway joined the Rs for a second spell as boss in November 2016, signing a two-and-a-half year deal.But Holloway has departed with 12 months remaining on his contract after Rangers finished 16th in the Championship this season.An announcement about his successor will be made "in due course,'' QPR said, with McClaren...

Leeds UnitedQueens Park Rangers20FTGame DetailsLive football odds with bet365. Bet Now »GameCastLineups and StatsKemar Roofe scored a spectacular acrobatic effort to help Leeds sign off their Sky Bet Championship campaign with a 2-0 victory over QPR at Elland Road.The forward opened the scoring on the half-hour mark with a fantastic bicycle kick to set the Whites on their way before Kalvin Phillips added a deserved second two minutes after the restart.As a result, Leeds head coach Paul Heckingbottom secured only his fourth league victory in 16 matches since taking over from Thomas Christiansen in February,...