9 October 2026, 19:00 UTC

West Ham vs QPR Championship prediction & result

London Stadium, London
Referee: Ruebyn Ricardo, England
Full time1 – 1

Final score: West Ham 1-1 QPR.

Before kick-off the model made it 56% West Ham, 25% draw, 19% QPR — fair odds of 1.79, 4.00 and 5.26.

Most likely scoreline: 2-0.

The model got this one wrong.

Published · updated

Has the model earned this number?

West Ham at 56%: of 1,622 settled 50–65% forecasts, 58.4% came in (average 55.4%). It can be read literally. The full record.

How the model saw it, minute by minute

West Ham5%Draw92%QPR3%

Rebuilt after the match from the model's pre-match expected goals, frozen in the log before kick-off, plus the score and cards as they stood at each minute — never anything later. A ball marks each of the 2 goals. The same replay scores the in-play model on the track record.

Match analysis

Match timeline

Arne Engels
17'
18'
⚽Nicolas Madsen (pen)
24'
Boy Kemper
🔁Kyle Walker-Petersout: Edvin Austbö
45'
🔁Tomáš Součekout: Pablo Felipe Pereira de Jesus
45'
60'
🔁Paul Smythout: Harvey Vale
62'
Glen Kamara
Maximilian Kilman
62'
Felipe Morato
65'
🔁Manor Solomonout: Joel Piroe
68'
🔁Divine Mukasaout: Lewis Orford
68'
69'
🔁Rayan Jawad Kolliout: Richard Kone
69'
🔁Boy Kemperout: Tariq Lamptey
⚽Jarrod Bowen
70'
80'
🔁Kwame Pokuout: Amadou Salif Mbengue
90'
Amadou Salif Mbengue
90+1'
Richard Kone
⚽Jarrod Bowen (pen)
90+1'

Match stats — West Ham vs QPR

65%Possession35%
12Shots7
5On target3
4Corners1
1.47xG1.29

Goals against chances

West Ham1 from 1.47 xGabout what the chances were worth
QPR1 from 1.29 xGabout what the chances were worth

Expected goals totals what the openings were worth, so the gap between it and the score is the finishing — and the luck. Under half a goal either way is called level: xG is an estimate and a smaller gap than that is inside its own error.

Line-ups

West Ham 4-2-3-1
  • 1M. HermansenG
  • 2K. Walker-PetersD
  • 15K. MavropanosD
  • 3M. KilmanD
  • 5MoratoD
  • 28T. SoučekM
  • 7A. EngelsM
  • 20J. BowenM
  • 14D. MukasaM
  • 10M. SolomonM
  • 11V. CastellanosF
Substitutes
  • 23A. AreolaG
  • 35E. AustböF
  • 58A. GolambeckisD
  • 27S. MagassaM
  • 61L. OrfordM
  • 19PabloF
  • 9J. PiroeF
  • 30O. ScarlesD
  • 34J. VeltmanD
Coach: Nuno Espírito Santo
QPR 4-3-3
  • 1P. CharlesG
  • 2K. AdamsonD
  • 3J. DunneD
  • 6J. Clarke-SalterD
  • 12B. KemperD
  • 24N. MadsenM
  • 5R. EdwardsM
  • 18G. KamaraM
  • 17K. PokuF
  • 26Rayan Jawad KolliF
  • 11P. SmythF
Substitutes
  • 22R. KoneF
  • 48T. LampteyD
  • 27A. MbengueD
  • 4L. MorrisonD
  • 25Justin Patrick Nnamdi ObikwuF
  • 20H. ValeM
  • 40J. VaraneM
  • 13C. WardG
  • 33Leon ScarlettF
Coach: Julien Stéphan

Form going into West Ham vs QPR

West Ham

All competitions we cover

  • D2-2away to Millwall19 September 2026
  • W6-0Wrexham11 September 2026
  • W3-2away to Bolton8 September 2026
  • W3-0Derby5 September 2026
  • W4-2Wolves1 September 2026

QPR

All competitions we cover

  • D2-2Preston19 September 2026
  • D1-1away to West Brom12 September 2026
  • D0-0away to Charlton9 September 2026
  • L0-1Middlesbrough5 September 2026
  • W2-1Cardiff2 September 2026

What these results say

Up to 5 matches before kick-off, most recent first; context, not the model's input. How to read this.

Championship table

#TeamPWDLGFGAGDPts
9West Ham156543723+1423
8QPR156632418+624

Where the two sides stand today, not on the day of this match. Full table

Head-to-head: West Ham vs QPR

  • 11 January 2026West Ham 2–1 QPRFA Cup
  • 25 April 2015QPR 0–0 West HamPremier League
  • 5 October 2014West Ham 2–0 QPRPremier League
  • 19 January 2013West Ham 1–1 QPRPremier League
  • 1 October 2012QPR 1–2 West HamPremier League

The full West Ham vs QPR record →

Leading scorers: West Ham and QPR

West Ham

GoalsAssists

  • J. Bowen77
  • K. Mavropanos50

QPR

GoalsAssists

  • R. Kone51

Top 3 by league goals this season; player availability is not in the model. How to read this.

The result against the call

West Ham and QPR drew 1–1. The model had leaned towards a win for West Ham at 56% and given a draw 25%. At that figure it expects the outcome about once in every 4 matches like this one. The goals: Nicolas Madsen (penalty) 18' for QPR, Jarrod Bowen 70' for West Ham. On expected goals it finished 1.47–1.29.

What this result changed

Before kick-off the season simulation gave West Ham a 70.3% chance to finish in the top four: 73.5% after a win, 67.8% after a draw, 62.9% after a defeat. The draw was the middle one of the three, and left the figure at 67.8%, 2.5 points lower than before the match.

For QPR the question was the chance to finish in the bottom three, 8.9% going in: 5.1% after a win, 8.1% after a draw, 9.8% after a defeat. The draw was the middle one of the three, and left the figure at 8.1%, 0.8 points lower than before the match.

Read from our Championship season simulation as it stood before this match (10,000 runs), counting this result alone. Every result since then has moved the table again, so today's figure is on the competition page.

How the call on West Ham v QPR has moved

First published on 25 Sep at 51% / 27% / 22% (home / draw / away). By kick-off, after 1 update, it read 56% / 25% / 19%: the biggest move is West Ham's chance of winning, up 5 points.

  1. West Ham win56%▲ +5
  2. Draw25%▼ −2
  3. QPR win19%▼ −3

Each update is a full rebuild of both sides' ratings from the latest results, and now and then a change to the model itself. The thin mark is the first published figure.

Statistical estimate, not betting advice This prediction is generated from a statistical model for entertainment and informational purposes only. It does not guarantee any outcome and should not be used as the basis for placing a bet.