West Bromwich Albion enters this match with a solid home advantage, reflected in their average odds of 1.7, suggesting a 58.8% probability of victory. In contrast, Queens Park Rangers face a challenging task with odds of 4.8, translating to a 20.8% chance of winning. The draw is priced at 3.57, indicating a 28% likelihood.
West Brom's form this season has been commendable, with a strong defensive record, conceding only 0.91 goals per match. Their offensive play, led by Josh Maja with 12 goals, has been effective, though they average just 1.29 goals per game. Their possession rate of 54.6% highlights their control in matches, supported by an average of 472.97 passes per game.
Queens Park Rangers, on the other hand, have shown resilience, with a higher Both Teams To Score percentage of 60%. Their attack, spearheaded by Michael Frey with 8 goals, averages 1.17 goals per match. However, their defense has been less robust, conceding 1.29 goals per game.
Head-to-head, West Brom has a slight edge, but QPR's ability to score in matches cannot be underestimated. Tactically, West Brom will likely focus on maintaining possession and exploiting QPR's defensive vulnerabilities, while QPR may rely on counter-attacks and set-pieces to create opportunities.