For Loftus Road yesterday, Queens Park Rangers and Swansea City play one tough match wey end 0-0. The game dey full of action from beginning to end, with both teams dey try find goal but no luck.
QPR manager Vitor Matos start with fit-again Rumarn Burrell and Kwame Poku. Australian right-back Kealey Adamson make full debut for the club. Rayan Kolli and Isaac Hayden also dey among the starters. Jonathan Varane and Paul Smyth dey on bench.
Swansea manager Julien Stéphan line up with Vigouroux for goal. Sam Parker, Ben Cabango, Cameron Burgess, and Josh Tymon dey for defense. Jay Fulton, Gonçalo Franco, and Leo Walta control midfield while Ronald, Melker Widell, and Adam Idah dey for attack.
The match begin with both teams dey cautious. Swansea get early chance when Adam Idah shoot from outside box, but QPR goalkeeper Joe Walsh save am well. Leo Walta also test Walsh with another shot wey the goalkeeper push away.
QPR try their own chance when Harvey Vale take free kick, but the ball miss the target small. The home team dey push for goal but Swansea defense dey strong.
Second half come with changes for QPR. Richard Kone replace Rumarn Burrell, Nicolas Madsen come for Isaac Hayden, Tylon Smith take Steve Cook place, and Ilias Chair enter for Rayan Kolli.
The game get some yellow cards. Rhys Norrington-Davies of QPR see yellow for bad foul on Ronald of Swansea. Kealey Adamson also get yellow for foul on Melker Widell.
Swansea continue to press with Gonçalo Franco shot wey get blocked. QPR defense dey work hard to keep clean sheet. Paul Smyth win free kicks for QPR after fouls by Sam Parker and Gonçalo Franco.
The match end without goal, but both teams show good football. QPR fans dey happy with team performance, especially the new players wey dey make impact. Swansea also dey satisfied with away point.
For Championship table, this draw affect both teams position small. The season still dey long, and every point dey important for promotion race.
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