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Winless Watford and QPR Clash in Championship Showdown

Summary

  • Watford and QPR both winless to start the season
  • Watford lost 1-0 to Charlton and 2-1 to Norwich City
  • QPR drew 1-1 with Preston and lost 3-2 to Plymouth Argyle
Winless Watford and QPR Clash in Championship Showdown

On Saturday, August 12th, 2025, Watford and Queens Park Rangers (QPR) will face off in a crucial second-round Championship match, both teams seeking their first win of the season.

Watford, currently sitting in the relegation zone at 22nd place, are coming off a narrow 1-0 defeat to newly promoted Charlton Athletic last weekend. Despite a strong performance, the Hornets were unable to find an equalizer after Harvey Knobbs scored the winner in the 94th minute. Watford's woes continued in midweek, as they fell 2-1 at home to Norwich City in the EFL Cup, despite a second-half goal from Kwadwo Baah.

Meanwhile, QPR have also had a winless start to their campaign. The Hoops drew 1-1 with Preston North End in their Championship opener, with Milutin Osmajic canceling out an own goal from Ben Whiteman. QPR then suffered a 3-2 defeat to Plymouth Argyle in the EFL Cup, despite taking an early two-goal lead.

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With both teams struggling to find their form, the match at Vicarage Road could end in a stalemate, as they look to break their respective winless runs and kickstart their seasons.

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FAQ

The Watford vs QPR Championship match will take place on August 12th, 2025.
Both Watford and QPR have had winless starts to their league campaigns. Watford have lost their first two matches, while QPR have drawn one and lost one.
According to the article, QPR hold a healthy head-to-head advantage in the matchup between the two teams.

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