QPR v Bristol City player ratings
QPR drew 0-0 with Bristol City at Loftus Road and are unbeaten in five matches. Here’s how we rated each Rangers player.
Joe Walsh: 7
Didn’t always look convincing, but did his job, with a number of saves – including one to deny Mark Sykes and another to keep out a tricky, deflected strike.
Amadou Mbengue: 6
Energetic at right-back in a largely dull game, but lacked quality. Harshly – to put it mildly – booked in the second half.
Ronnie Edwards: 7
Captain in the absence of the injured Jimmy Dunne, Edwards looked the part. Calm at centre-back and produced a vital block in stoppage time.
Jake Clarke-Salter: 6
Clarke-Salter completing the full 90+ minutes, and producing a steady display, was a welcome sight for Rangers.
Rhys Norrington-Davies: 6
A gritty display but less productive than many of his other outings for the R’s.
Harvey Vale: 6
Quiet. An off-day compared to some of his other recent performances, but he was still involved in some nice link-up play.
Jonathan Varane: 6
Effective, especially in the first half, and his past two performances have highlighted that his sharpness has returned following a recent injury. He was impressive in the first half, with a couple of early surges forward and positive passes in addition to his usual combative work.
Kieran Morgan: 6
Did well in the first half, showing good movement and his nice range of passing. Faded somewhat before going off in the second half.
Paul Smyth: 6
Lively in spells but there was a lack of end product
Rayan Kolli: 6
Struggled to make an impact up front but worked hard, linked play nicely at times and created a chance for Smyth with a second-half cross.
Richard Kone: 6
Also worked hard up front – as always – but had few sights of goal and, when a decent chance came his way, headed straight at keeper Radek Vitek.
Rumarn Burrell: 6
A welcome return to action.
Daniel Bennie: 6
Got stuck in, but Bristol City defended well and got the point they came for.
