QPR v West Brom player ratings
QPR were beaten 1-0 at home by West Brom. Here’s how we rated each Rangers player.
Seny Dieng: 7
Produced a fine early save to deny Jason Molumby and was solid throughout.
Ethan Laird: 6
The right-back is a key attacking player for Rangers – and Albion did well to push him back.
Rob Dickie: 5
Terrible in the opening stages and gave the ball away to Molumby in a dangerous area.
Leon Balogun: 5
Also gave the ball away near his own box early on. Beaten in the air for the goal.
Kenneth Paal: 6
Another QPR player guilty of giving away possession in the first half. Got forward well though and delivered a couple of dangerous crosses.
Sam Field: 7
Had a decent game against his former club. Battled on after an early clash left him with a bandaged head.
Tim Iroegbunam: 7
Full of energy in midfield and went close with a first-half shot wide of the near post.
Luke Amos: 6
Didn’t really influence the game before going off in the second half after picking up an injury.
Ilias Chair: 6
Bright in spells and went close with a second-half strike as QPR searched for an equaliser.
Chris Willock: 6
Albion’s game plan to keep Willock quiet worked to perfection. He made no real impact.
Lyndon Dykes: 6
Denied by a first-half save after collecting Chair’s ball in from the left.
Andre Dozzell: 6
Neat and tidy in midfield after coming on for Amos on the hour mark.
06/11/2022 @ 10:51 am
For me they are still too low, they would be more applicable if the players didn’t try, Pity the ref wasn’t rated – that would be interesting.
05/11/2022 @ 11:05 pm
Today’s performance was on a par with the Birmingham game. Far too much sideways play typified by Rob Dickie’s total lack of confidence to bring the ball out of defence.
The team are suffering from the collective nose bleed of being top for a couple of games.
Mick Beale has to date been bold with his tactical changes to try to influence the game and result but he let himself and young Sinclair Armstrong down today throwing him on with 30 seconds of normal time left. What did he expect one of the numerous raking “miracle passes” to actually come off on a wet surface and land at Armstrong’s feet ?
Not impressed, we need a Plan B, C, D and E when teams stifle Willock and sit in 2 lines of 5 when we have the ball.