QPR vs Hull Prediction and Betting Tips for the Championship showdown, scheduled for Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 15:00 GMT. The clash takes place at Loftus Road in London, with referee James Linington in charge. Hull arrive fifth in the standings, while QPR sit 16th after a rocky spell. In this article, you’ll discover Championship Predictions from XpertStats tipsters.

• QPR return from the international break hoping to end a four-game winless run at Loftus Road.
• Hull City sit 5th in the table after five wins from their last seven Championship matches.
• Both teams have seen BTTS land in 71% of their games this season.
• Average goals per match: QPR 2.57, Hull 3.29: plenty of attacking potential on both sides.

QPR’s return to league action comes with plenty of questions hanging over them. Can Julien Stephan finally spark consistency in this squad? The Hoops have managed only one win in their last six matches, conceding seven times in three losses before scraping a 0-0 draw against Sheffield United. Their home form hasn’t impressed either, collecting just eight points from seven games at Loftus Road. Still, with Richard Kone and Rumarn Burrell both lively in attack and Ilias Chair regaining sharpness, there’s enough quality to trouble any defence. It’s just about rediscovering rhythm and confidence, something they badly need.

Defensively, QPR remain unpredictable. They average 1.43 goals conceded per game and have seen over 2.5 goals land in 57% of their fixtures. Yet, they’re dangerous when the crowd gets behind them, winning the corner battle in most home ties (5.86 corners won per game). There’s a sense that if they score first, things could open up quickly. But if Hull strike early, it might be another long afternoon in West London.

As for the visitors, Hull City travel south with momentum and belief. Sergej Jakirovic’s men are fun to watch, full of attacking flair but often chaotic at the back. With an average of 3.29 goals per game, the Tigers rarely play a dull match. Enis Destan, Kyle Joseph, and Joe Gelhardt have been firing on all cylinders, with the latter bagging seven goals so far. They’ve scored in their last six away games, and despite a few defensive hiccups, they always look likely to find the net. Still, can they keep their composure away from home? That’s the question.

Given both teams’ tendency to score and concede, this one feels like a wide-open contest. QPR have seen both teams score in 71% of their matches, the same figure for Hull. Add to that Hull’s attacking form and QPR’s home pride, and it’s shaping up as a thriller. Expect end-to-end football and chances on both sides. It’s not easy to pick a winner, but goals? Those should come. For more insights and weekly updates, don’t miss our latest on Championship Predictions.