West Bromwich Albion - Queens Park Rangers betting tips and odds

It’s easy to point out West Bromwich Albion as the clear favourites, but we wouldn’t call this match completely one-sided. The hosts are definitely more likely to win between the two, but a tie game is another possibility. An away win would be quite a surprise, but we’ve seen bigger upsets.

If betting odds are anything to go on – and they are - Queens Park Rangers will likely get overrun by their opponents with little hope of winning. Considering how one-sided this matchup is, they may want to cut their losses and focus their energy elsewhere.

The hosts are coming on the back of a disappointing performance at Rotherham United. They were deemed quite likely to win before kick-off but failed to pull ahead in the first half. Things only deteriorated as the match went on, finally culminating in a 3:1 away defeat.

The Hoops fans are displeased after their previous performance against Preston North End. The match could have gone either way according to experts and pundits – and it went nowhere in the first half. Preston North End came back in a big way, though, and ran over QPR with a 0:2 away win.

We’ve seen some excellent defensive play from WBA lately – they haven’t conceded a single goal for more than three home games which makes To Win to Nil a fairly reasonable option in this match.

Looking over the visitors’ record in away games, it seems they don’t do well when they’re out of the comfort of their home field. They’ve recorded a worrying number of conceded goals in their previous 3 away games – more than 5, to be more precise.

The Baggies already won against QPR this season, although it was a rather narrow victory. They’ll have the home-field advantage this time, though, which puts them in the position of favourites.

Monday's matchup will see both teams at full strength, free of injuries and suspensions.

And Under 2.5 Goals is the perfect wager for this fixture. A quick glance at these teams’ statistics will tell you all you need to know about their concession rates, which is why it’s a fairly safe bet, generally priced at around 1.85.