QPR FC Women (3) – Moneyfields FC Women (3) – ‘Rangers go out after a Penalty Shoot-Out’

FAWNL League Cup Team: Francis-Pownall, McCrea, Blodgett, Jordinson, Harris, Owen, Nygaard-Parsons, Hennessy, Stanley, Akerman, Searle Subs: Curr, Lewin, Owen, Webster, Petit After knocking out Keynsham Town, Rangers’ next League Cup opponents were South-West region side, Moneyfields.  At a breezy Powerday Stadium, it was the R’s who created the first goalscoring opportunity of the afternoon after Emilia Nygaard-Parsons had broken away.  Her shot was deflected behind and from the resulting corner, Lauren Jordinson headed over the bar. Then, Grace Stanley, in Continue reading


QPR (1) – Leicester City (0) – ‘Stan Bowles Sold a Beautiful Dummy by Jumping Over the Ball & Mick Leach Blasted Home…’

League Division One Team: Parkes, Clement, Gillard, Leach, McLintock, Webb, Thomas, Francis, Masson, Bowles, Givens Attendance: 19,292 On Tuesday, 23rd September 1975, Rangers took on Leicester City at Loftus Road. Bob Driscoll wrote the following match report: ‘QPR scrambled a win last night to make life even tougher at the top. Rangers are now wedged between First Continue reading


London Seaward (0) – QPR FC Women (3)

FA Women’s National League Division One (South East) Team: Francis-Pownall, Curr, Searle, Owen, Lewin, Blodgett, Webster, Harris, Stanley, Hill, Petit Subs: Nygaard-Parsons, Jordinson, Hennessy, McCrea, Cohen London Seaward now play their home games at Redbridge FC’s Oakside Stadium, which is a short walk from Barkingside Underground Station.  It was the Anchors who fashioned the first goalscoringattempt of the evening. After the Seaward No.10 was set-up, Continue reading


AFC Wimbledon Women (5) – QPR FC Women (3)

FA Women’s National League Division One (South East) Team: Francis-Pownall, Curr, Searle, Harris, Blodgett, Lewin, Petit, Hennessy, Nygaard-Parsons, Hill, McCrea Subs: Owen, Jordinson, Akerman, Stanley, Webster Attendance: 820 On a very hot afternoon at the Cherry Red Records Stadium, it was the R’s who had the ball in the net first, but a late flag had ruled out Emilia Nygaard-Parson’s strike.  Continue reading


QPR (2) – Aston Villa (1) – ‘What a Glory Goal for Crack-Shot Clement!’

League Division One Team: Parkes, Clement, Gillard, Hollins, McLintock, Webb, Thomas, Kelly, Masson, Bowles, Givens Sub: Leach Attendance: 23,602 On 11th September 1976, Rangers took on Aston Villa at Loftus Road. James Mossop later filed the following match report: ‘Everyone rose to their feet, the applause refused to die, and a goal straight from the legends of Lawton, Continue reading


QPR Development Squad (2) – Fleetwood Town Development Squad (0)

U21 Professional Development League 2 Team: Salamon, Adomah, Shann, Drewe, Hawkins, Ogwuazor, Pedder, Murphy, Kelman, Dixon-Bonner, Bala Sub Not Used: Cant On an extremely hot afternoon at Loftus Road, Fleetwood came into this game on an unbeaten run, as did the R’s.  After an indifferent start to the match, Jaden Ogwuazor appeared to get a knock to the head, which resulted in the R’s No.6 requiring Continue reading


QPR (2) – Plymouth Argyle (2) – ‘And Substitute Richard Pacquette Exploited the Surplus Minutes to Strike Home a Spectacular Leveller’

League Division Two Team: Royce, Forbes, Shittu, Palmer, Williams, Doudou, Bircham, Rose, Thomas, Furlong, Gallen Attendance: 14,001 Plymouth Argyle were the visitors to Loftus Road on 31stAugust 2002. The match programme was dedicated to the memory of Daphne Biggs. Mike Berry wrote the following match report for the Telegraph: ‘Plymouth are making a splash on their return to Division Continue reading


QPR Development Squad (4) – Coventry City U21 (2) – And a Hat-Trick for Steven Bala

U21 Professional Development League 2 Team: Salamon, Jude-Boyd, Shann, Harrack, Gubbins, Clarke-Salter, Murphy, Aoraha, Bala, Dixon-Bonner, Pedder After a fairly even start at the Powerday Stadium, thirteen minutes in and Kayden Harrack was the first player of the evening to be booked. The resulting free kick from around 25-yards was blasted well over the crossbar. Continue reading