Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 30th August 2025

Queens Park Rangers hope to live up to their early billing as the Championship title favourites this coming Saturday when they welcome Charlton over to the Loftus Road for a round 4 match.

A glance at the Championship table reveals that the current difference between the teams is three points and eight places.

Queens Park Rangers have so far amassed only a single point from three matches this season. Following their three encounters Charlton have scraped together four points which hands them a position number 14 in the Championship standings.

Their upcoming match is a difficult challenge for Queens Park Rangers, who next face Charlton in their continuous fight to avoid relegation. They should be highly motivated to spring a surprise, even against a tough opponent like Charlton.

Queens Park Rangers go into their next Championship match, scoring a humble average of 1.1 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 11 times, while conceding 20. That amounts to an average of two per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring two times.

Charlton scored five goals, conceded 12 and kept their opponents from scoring three times in ten matches.

The last time the pair played each other Charlton came away as 1-0 winners, and rest assured they have a similar outcome in mind this coming Saturday.

Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton Prediction

Queens Park Rangers Form

Queens Park Rangers endured a tough spell in their previous three matches, which brought three defeats. They lost 3-2 against Plymouth, before Watford won 2-1, while Coventry claimed a victory in a 7-1 match. Queens Park Rangers did not win any of their last six Championship matches at the Loftus Road. They came through these matches with a record of four draws and two defeats, in which they conceded 11 and scored five goals.

Charlton Form

Charlton recorded a single draw in their previous three games, and they claimed it in a 0-0 match against Bristol City. Then Leicester proved too strong in a 0-1 defeat, just like Cambridge U who won 3-1. Charlton managed to win just once in their past six away games in the Championship. On top of winning once they also drew three as well as losing two, while scoring seven time and letting in three.

Both Queens Park Rangers and Charlton are having a hard time finding their way to the net. With the teams clashing in this round 4, we find a low scoring match is the natural pick.

Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton Squads

Queens Park Rangers Squad

Julien Stephan will choose the starting lineup for the upcoming game against Charlton from the players listed below (the information in the brackets refers to goals scored and matches played in the Championship this season):

Joe Walsh (0/3), Paul Nardi (0/0), Amadou Salif Mbengue (0/3), Esquerdinha (0/3), Jake Clarke-Salter (0/0), Jimmy Dunne (0/1), Kealey Adamson (0/2), Liam Morrison (0/3), Noah McCann (0/0), Rhys Norrington-Davies (0/0), Steve Cook (0/3), Tylon Smith (0/0), Ziyad Larkeche (0/0), Daniel Bennie (0/0), Elijah Dixon-Bonner (0/0), Harvey Vale (0/1), Ilias Chair (0/2), Isaac Hayden (0/0), Jonathan Varane (0/2), Karamoko Dembele (0/3), Kieran Morgan (1/3), Kwame Poku (0/1), Nicolas Madsen (0/3), Sam Field (0/3), Taylor Richards (0/0), Ashley Trujillo (0/0), Michael Frey (0/0), Paul Smyth (0/2), Rayan Kolli (0/3), Richard Kone (1/2), Rumarn Burrell (0/3).

Charlton Squad

Below is the full team squad of Charlton. The manager Jones will pick his starting XI against Queens Park Rangers from these players:

Ashley Maynard-Brewer (0/0), Thomas Kaminski (0/3), Will Mannion (0/0), Amari'i Bell (0/3), Joshua Edwards (0/3), Kayne Ramsay (0/3), Lloyd Jones (0/3), Macaulay Gillesphey (0/3), Ollie Hobden (0/0), Reece Burke (0/0), Ty Ewens-Findlay (0/0), Zach Mitchell (0/0), Alan Mwamba (0/0), Conor Coventry (0/3), Greg Docherty (0/3), Henry Rylah (0/0), Joe Rankin-Costello (0/1), Josh Laqeretabua (0/0), Kai Enslin (0/0), Karoy Anderson (0/0), Keenan Gough (0/0), Luke Berry (0/0), Robert Apter (0/3), Sonny Carey (0/3), Charlie Kelman (0/3), Harvey Knibbs (1/3), Isaac Olaofe (0/3), Matt Godden (0/0), Micah Mbick (0/0), Miles Leaburn (0/3), Paris Lock (0/0), Reuben Reid (0/0), Tyreece Campbell (0/3).

Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton Team News

Charlton have an almost full squad of players to choose from ahead of their next match on Saturday, as just two players seem to be forced up in the stands.

Charlton need to do without Charlie Kelman and Macaulay Gillesphey, who are not fit enough to travel to Loftus Road.

Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton Lineups

Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton H2H

The last time these two teams faced off against each other, Charlton came away as 1-0 winners. No doubt they are planning a similar outcome on Saturday. Queens Park Rangers were a little more successful than Charlton in recent meetings, and go into their next encounter with a 5-2-3 advantage. Naturally, betting on Queens Park Rangers has more often than not proved the profitable way to go. The bookies best betting odds on a home win are at 2/1.

Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton Results

Punters probably shouldn't go looking for both teams to score, when Charlton come visiting Queens Park Rangers. At least one team managed to keep a clean sheet six times in their last ten matches. Odds on both teams not to score are best priced at 5/6 with the bookies.

Queens Park Rangers vs Charlton Betting Tips

Despite scoring just once in six Championship games, Queens Park Rangers hope Nicolas Madsen adds to his collection of goals sooner rather than later. Meanwhile, Charlton put their faith in Harvey Knibbs to handle the home side defence and double up on his recent strike rate of one goal in six Championship games.

Queens Park Rangers claimed a modest one wins from their previous 10 home matches across all tournaments. They split the points with the visiting team in five of the games, whilst losing four. Charlton won five of their last 10 games away, drew two and lost three of the games in this run. Goals are usually flowing for Queens Park Rangers on home soil these days, and at both ends of pitch. Both teams found the back of the net in six of their last 10 matches here. In contrast, both teams to score happened two times for Charlton in their last 10 league games away from home.

Both teams not to score was a winning bet six times in the last ten encounters between Queens Park Rangers and Charlton as under 2.5 goals happened four times. Queens Park Rangers scored an average of 1.1 goals a game, with Charlton averaging one goal in this run. Over 2.5 goals happened in seven of Queens Park Rangers’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of one goal during this run. In the last ten games for Charlton, six of them had more than 2.5 goals, and they scored an average of 1.4 times goals per game themselves.