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LFW Match Reports 2007/08

All the LFW match reports from the 2007/08 season which started with destitute Rangers under the guidance of John Gregory and ended with Luigi De Canio leading the newly enriched Super Hoops.

Aug 11 Bristol City 2 QPR 2 (Blackstock, Stewart)

Aug 14 QPR 1 Orient 2* (Rowlands)

Aug 18 Q{R 0 Cardiff 2

Sep 1 QPR 0 Southampton 3

Sep 15 Leicester 1 QPR 1 (Leigertwood)

Sep 18 QPR 0 Plymouth 2

Sep 22 QPR 1 Watford 1 (Moore)

Sep 30 West Brom 5 QPR 1 (Ainsworth)

Oct 3 Colchester 4 QPR 2 (Ephraim, Vine)

Oct 8 QPR 1 Norwich 0 (Rowlands)

Oct 20 QPR 1 Ipswich 1 (Nygaard)

Oct 23 Preston 0 QPR 0

Oct 27 Charlton 0 QPR 1 (Bolder)

Nov 3 QPR 2 Hull 0 (Ephraim, Leigertwood)

Nov 6 QPR 1 Coventry 2 (Buzsaky)

Nov 10 Palace 1 QPR 1 (Sinclair)

Nov 24 QPR 0 Sheff Wed 0

Nov 27 Stoke 3 QPR 1 (Vine)

Dec 1 Blackpool 1 QPR 0

Dec 4 QPR 1 Palace 2 (Stewart)

Dec 8 Scunthorpe 2 QPR 2 (Buzsaky 2)

Dec 11 Burnley 0 QPR 2 (Stewart, Vine)

Dec 15 QPR 0 Wolves 0

Dec 22 QPR 2 Colchester 1 (Buzsaky 2)

Dec 26 Plymouth 2 QPR 1 (Vine)

Dec 28 Watford 2 QPR 4 (Rowlands 2, Stewart, Buzsaky)

Jan 1 QPR 3 Leicester 1 (Stewart, Bolder, Blackstock)

Jan 5 Chelsea 1 QPR 0**

Jan 12 Sheff Utd 2 QPR 1 (Agyemang)

Jan 19 QPR 2 Barnsley 0 (Agyemang, Vine)

Jan 29 Cardiff 3 QPR 1 (Agyemang)

Feb 2 QPR 3 Bristol City 0 (Agyemang 2, Buzsaky)

Feb 9 Southampton 2 QPR 3 (Agyemang 2, Rowlands)

Feb 12 QPR 2 Burnley 4 (Mahon, Agyemang)

Feb 23 QPR 1 Sheff Utd 1 (Balanta)

Feb 26 Barnsley 0 QPR 0

Mar 2 QPR 3 Stoke 0 (Leigertwood 2, Buzsaky)

Mar 5 Coventry 0 QPR 0

Mar 9 Sheff Wed 2 QPR 1 (Delaney)

Mar 11 QPR 3 Blackpool 2 (Buzsaky, Vine, Rowlands)

Mar 15 QPR 3 Scunthorpe 1 (Rowlands, Agyemang, Vine)

Mar 22 Wolves 3 QPR 3 (Blackstock, Buzsaky, Leigertwood)

Mar 29 Ipswich 0 QPR 0

Apr 5 QPR 2 Preston 2 (Ainsworth, Blackstock)

Apr 12 Hull 1 QPR 1 (Blackstock)

Apr 19 QPR 1 Charlton 0 (Blackstock)

Apr 26 Norwich 3 QPR 0

May 4 QPR 0 West Brom 2

* - League Cup

** - FA Cup

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