Queens Park Rangers - Rotherham United predictions

The home team is the obvious choice for anyone looking to bet on favourites. The match is not completely one-sided, though, which is why you may actually get worthwhile returns.

With a price of 6.23 on an away win among most online sportsbooks, it’s clear Rotherham United will likely not fare well against Queens Park Rangers. Even a draw seems to be too optimistic for the away team.

The hosts are coming off from an important, morale-boosting victory. The Hoops were not expected to come with a full bag of spoils from their latest Championship trip but a first-team lead ended up making a big difference in the end for a Bristol City HT/FT triumph.

Previously in the Championship, The Millers faced an almost insurmountable challenge by matching against Ipswich Town in an away game. As expected, they lost the game after spending most of the runtime playing from behind. That said, the one-goal difference was not as bad as it could have been considering the odds.

With two almost goalless matches behind them, we’re not convinced matches in which QPR are playing are good for markets such as Over 5 Goals. In the interest of seeing some excitement, we hope that they’ll manage to buck the trend.

It’s easy to spot a certain trend when looking over Rotherham United’s recent history – and not in a good way. Their latest appearances were marked by a high concession rate. For example, their previous 3 matches featured more than 5 conceded goals.

At this point, the clash between these two teams is notorious for producing inconclusive results. They already have several tied matches on record in this season alone, which is ultimately worse for the home team who are considered favourites.

Both teams will be able to field their strongest lineups this Saturday, with no injuries or suspensions to worry about.

At the odds of 1.67 with 1xbet and other top online bookmakers, a Home Win wager is a risk worth taking. It’s not the safest bet in the world, but the possible betting value makes it a solid prediction.