QPR Stats 2024

It's been an interesting year at Loftus Road with a great escape from relegation at the start of the year before a very mixed end to the season.

• We won double the number of games we did in 2023 with 16 wins whilst the 16 defeats was far less than the 29 in 2023.

• Our home form was again not great, we won 8 home games in 2024, we've won more than that 15 times this century so better than the pathetic 3 wins in 2023 but still not great.

• Our longest run without a win was 13 games between August and November whilst our best unbeaten run was 7 games in November & December.

• We scored 57 goals which is our best year since 2021 when we scored 77.  We won 62 points across the year which would put us mid table in the Championship.

• We kept 19 clean sheets, 13 from Begovic and 6 from Paul Nardi. We've only kept more clean sheets in a calendar year twice since 2011 so a much improved defensive effort.

• We had just 2 red Cards and the 92 yellow cards is our highest number this decade.

• Paul Smyth made the most appearances, featuring in 48 of the 49 games played. Sam Field (45) and Jimmy Dunne & Steve Cook (43) were not far behind him.

• Sam Field had the most goals with a grand total of 7, Ilias Chair, Michael Frey and Lyndon Dykes all got 5 on a very low scoring list.

• Ilias Chair got the most assists with 6 ahead of Chris Willock and Lucas Anderson who all had 4 assists. This is the 3rd time in the last 4 years that Chair has produced the most assists in what was a difficult year for him personally.

• Our biggest home with was 4-0 against Leeds United whilst the biggest away win was the 2-0 win at Cardiff.

• Our biggest home defeat was 1-4 against Middlesbrough, with the biggest away defeat being the 3-0 losses at Swansea and Hull.

So a better year for QPR as we stayed up from what looked a hopeless position and end the year outside the bottom 3 again.

Hopefully 2025 will be an even better one with QPR up the other end of the table.