“Chris Mepham turns a Rumarn Burrell effort into his own net after West Brom failed to clear their lines, gifting QPR an unlikely lead.”
Pivotal“Callum Styles restores parity almost immediately, finishing off a move set up by Felix Horn Myhre to make it 1-1.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

West Brom bossed this one from start to finish, racking up 63% possession, 12 shots to QPR's 4, and 69 dangerous attacks compared to just 29 for the visitors, yet found themselves unable to turn dominance into victory. The Baggies fell behind against the run of play when Chris Mepham turned Rumarn Burrell's saved effort into his own net in the 38th minute, only for Callum Styles to level things up three minutes later with an assist from Felix Horn Myhre. After that whirlwind spell either side of the half-hour mark, the match settled into a stalemate, with the second half producing little in the way of clear-cut chances despite West Brom's continued territorial dominance. QPR will be relieved to escape with a point given they managed just 3 shots on target and were second best for long periods, while West Brom's wastefulness in front of goal - despite creating the better chances - means their push up the table stalls again.
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West Brom's early-season charge continues as they welcome an in-form QPR side to The Hawthorns. With both teams unbeaten in their last two and sitting in the Championship's top four, this shapes up as a genuine statement match early in the campaign.