The R’s come into this game looking for a fourth home win on the bounce.

They’ll be delighted to have Watford as an opponent with that in mind, who have lost 7 or their 11 away games this season. Watford’s only wins came at Sheffield Wednesday, in a clear freak 6-2 win, and on the opening day at Millwall as they won 3-2. They picked up points on the road at Hull and Plymouth, but both of those are fighting relegation and I think QPR are now a little better than that.

QPR can be fancied having seen off Norwich, Oxford and Preston in recent weeks.

This has occurred in 9 out of 12 games at Loftus Road this season, and 7 out of 11 games on Watford’s travels.

Despite having not recorded a victory at home until December, The R’s have scored in every home game bar one, and that was against one of the divisions top sides in Sunderland. That stat fits quite nicely with Watford having failed to keep a clean sheet on the road this season,

So seemingly the only question mark is can Watford score? They have done in 7 out of 11 games, whilst QPR have only kept 3 clean sheets, and have recently lost first choice defender Steve Cook to injury.

This is more about Watford than it is QPR.

The Hornets have lost the corner count on 7 out of 11 occasions, with 1 tie. They average 4.6 corners for per away game, with the most commonly occurring number awarded being 5.

QPR average 6.2 corners per home game, conceding on average 4.8, whilst Watford concede on average 6.5.

Again, we look to the visitors stats here, and note that they have been shown the fewer cards in 8 out of 11 away match, with 1 tie.

Watford are awarded an average of 1.7, whilst the opposition has been shown on average 2.6 per game, with no opposition recording fewer than 2.

QPR are shown an average of 1.8 cards per home game, this bet would have landed in 50% of their games, but the opposition is right here and this should land.