Match Report
Before the match
West Ham: four wins and one draw over five games; 18 goals scored, six conceded, unbeaten. Latest: a 2-2 draw away to Millwall on 19 September; their biggest win in that spell was 6-0 at home to Wrexham on 11 September.
Against Millwall in Championship, West Ham scored two and conceded two on 19 September; the away from home result was 2-2. West Ham's at home game on 11 September (Championship) ended 6-0 against Wrexham, with six goals for and zero against. On 8 September, Bolton faced West Ham in Championship: West Ham won 3-2 away from home, having scored three and conceded two. Championship, 5 September brought a home meeting with Derby County; West Ham won 3-0, a return of three goals scored and zero conceded. West Ham hosted Wolverhampton on 1 September (Championship) and won 4-2; their goals totalled four, compared with two conceded.
15 points in eight matches put West Ham 2nd in the pre-match results-based Championship standings.
five goals for and five against accompanied QPR's one win, three draws and one defeat across five outings. On 19 September, QPR recorded a 2-2 draw hosting Preston NE.
Preston NE travelled to face QPR (Championship) on 19 September. For QPR, the score was 2-2: two goals scored, two allowed. 1-1 was QPR's result against West Brom on 12 September (Championship), playing away from home; QPR drew, with one scored to one conceded. The 9 September fixture (Championship) paired QPR with Charlton. QPR drew 0-0 away from home, netting zero goals while conceding zero. Playing at home against Middlesbrough (Championship), QPR finished 0-1 on 5 September. Their score comprised zero goals, against one from the opposition. 2 September: QPR won 2-1 against Cardiff at home in Championship, scoring two goals and allowing one.
QPR: 7th, 13 points, eight matches in the calculated Championship standings at kickoff.
Previous meetings in our records: a 2-1 home win for West Ham on 11 January and a 0-0 draw at QPR on 25 April 2015.
After the match
West Ham and QPR drew 1-1 on 9 October 2026. Nicolas Madsen opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the 18th minute for QPR to make it 1-0. Jarrod Bowen levelled it 70 minutes into the game for West Ham to make it 1-1. 7 players were booked, among them Arne Engels (17'), Boy Kemper (24'), Max Kilman (62'), Morato (66'), Glen Kamara (66') and Amadou Salif Mbengue (90'). West Ham are unbeaten in the latest 7 matches of their recorded form in the 2025/26 Premier League and the 2026/27 Championship. QPR are unbeaten in the latest 4 matches of their recorded form. three yellow cards went to West Ham. West Ham: four substitutions. QPR picked up four yellow cards. QPR: four substitutions. Richard Kone, on in the 69th minute, was booked. Amadou Salif Mbengue entered for QPR at 80 minutes and later was booked.