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August Priske4 - 2
Paul Smyth3 - 3
Liam Millar2 - 4
Rumarn Burrell2 - 5
Demarai Gray2 - 6
Nicolas Madsen2 - 7
Carlos Vicente2 - 8
Phil Neumann2 - 9
Ilias Chair2 - 10
Kwame Poku1
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Jay Stansfield24 - 2
Kwame Poku22 - 3
August Priske22 - 4
Harvey Vale18 - 5
Carlos Vicente16 - 6
Alfie Lloyd16 - 7
Rumarn Burrell15 - 8
Tomoki Iwata14 - 9
Paul Smyth11 - 10
Nicolas Madsen10
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Bright Osayi-Samuel18 - 2
Alex Cochrane10 - 3
Jay Stansfield10 - 4
Carlos Vicente9 - 5
Phil Neumann9 - 6
Kwame Poku8 - 7
Harvey Vale8 - 8
Paul Smyth7 - 9
Kealey Adamson7 - 10
Ronnie Edwards7
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Liam Millar3 - 2
Patrick Roberts3 - 3
Alex Cochrane2 - 4
Rumarn Burrell1 - 5
Jhon Solís1 - 6
August Priske1 - 7
Amadou Mbengue1 - 8
Nicolas Madsen1 - 9
Tariq Lamptey1 - 10
Boy Kemper1
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Alex Cochrane19 - 2
Harvey Vale18 - 3
Glen Kamara15 - 4
Nicolas Madsen14 - 5
Liam Millar13 - 6
Rumarn Burrell12 - 7
Patrick Roberts10 - 8
Paul Smyth9 - 9
Ilias Chair9 - 10
Jay Stansfield8
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Ronnie Edwards457 - 2
Jimmy Dunne454 - 3
Christoph Klarer381 - 4
Pierce Charles376 - 5
Tomoki Iwata351 - 6
Glen Kamara344 - 7
Jake Clarke-Salter326 - 8
Nicolas Madsen304 - 9
Bright Osayi-Samuel296 - 10
Alex Cochrane283
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Jhon Solís12 - 2
Kwame Poku9 - 3
Liam Millar8 - 4
Paul Smyth7 - 5
Glen Kamara7 - 6
Bright Osayi-Samuel6 - 7
Demarai Gray5 - 8
Jay Stansfield5 - 9
Dennis Cirkin5 - 10
Alfie Lloyd5
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Phil Neumann21 - 2
Ronnie Edwards13 - 3
Christoph Klarer12 - 4
Amadou Mbengue10 - 5
Glen Kamara10 - 6
Jhon Solís8 - 7
Jimmy Dunne8 - 8
Kealey Adamson8 - 9
Nicolas Madsen8 - 10
Alex Cochrane7
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This weekend, Birmingham City vs Queens Park Rangers predictions and betting tips close the 3pm Championship fixtures at St Andrew’s, where two sides inside the top eight go head to head.
Birmingham sit fifth and thrashed Preston 4-0 last time out, though they have drawn four of their five home games. QPR are fifth and arrive off a 4-1 home win over Derby and are unbeaten on the road with one of the division’s meanest defences.
Anthony Eadson sees two well-organised, in-form sides cancelling each other out and has built his selections around a tight game.
Premium Tips
Two Premium Tips for a St Andrew’s meeting between two sides inside the top eight.
| Premium Tip | Odds | Why we’re backing it |
|---|---|---|
| August Priske to score anytime | 15/8 (bet365) | August Priske has been Birmingham’s leading scorer with four goals in nine games and is the man the Blues look to at St Andrew’s. Birmingham thumped Preston 4-0 last time out and will fancy their chances of breaking down a QPR side that, for all its defensive strength, has conceded in most games it has faced. Priske’s movement and finishing give the hosts a focal point, and a home game against a top-eight rival is a good chance for him to add to his tally. At 15/8 the forward is a fair price to find the net in a game both sides should score in. |
| Rumarn Burrell to score anytime | 5/2 (Paddy Power) | Rumarn Burrell has two goals for a QPR side that arrives at St Andrew’s in confident mood after a 4-1 win over Derby. Rangers are unbeaten on the road and carry more of a threat than their reputation as a defensive outfit suggests, and Burrell offers them pace and a goal on the break. Birmingham have won just one of their five home games, drawing the other four, so QPR will fancy their chances of getting on the scoresheet. At 5/2 Burrell is a generous price to find the net for the visitors in a game that looks likely to produce goals at both ends. |
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How Birmingham City go into the game
Birmingham sit fifth on 17 points, having beaten Preston 4-0 last time out. They are unbeaten at home but have won just one of their five there, drawing the other four, including a 2-2 with Middlesbrough.
The Blues have scored 17 and conceded 11, keeping three clean sheets, with August Priske their top scorer on four and Jay Stansfield leading the line.
How Queens Park Rangers go into the game
QPR arrive fifth on 17 points, having beaten Derby 4-1 at home last time out. That ended a run of four straight draws and showed the attacking side to a team better known for its defence.
Rangers are unbeaten on the road and have conceded just nine goals, the second-fewest in the division. Paul Smyth is their top scorer on three.

Birmingham City vs Queens Park Rangers head-to-head
| Date | Home | Score | Away |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11/03/26 | Birmingham City | 1-0 | Queens Park Rangers |
| 09/12/25 | Queens Park Rangers | 2-1 | Birmingham City |
| 29/03/24 | Queens Park Rangers | 2-1 | Birmingham City |
| 22/09/23 | Birmingham City | 0-0 | Queens Park Rangers |
| 18/03/23 | Queens Park Rangers | 1-0 | Birmingham City |
The sides have traded wins in recent seasons, with Birmingham edging the most recent meeting 1-0 at St Andrew’s after QPR had won the earlier fixture.
Birmingham City vs Queens Park Rangers predictions & betting tips
| Our Prediction | Odds & Bookmaker | Confidence | Why We’re Backing It |
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| August Priske to score anytime | 15/8 (bet365) | ⭐⭐⭐ | One of our Premium Tips. |
| Rumarn Burrell to score anytime | 5/2 (Paddy Power) | ⭐⭐⭐ | One of our Premium Tips. |
| Under 2.5 goals | 10/11 (bet365) | ⭐⭐ | QPR have the division’s second-meanest defence, conceding just nine. |
| Correct score 1-1 | 13/2 (Betfred) | ⭐⭐ | Birmingham and QPR are level on 17 points inside the top eight. |
Birmingham City vs Queens Park Rangers score prediction
Birmingham’s run of home draws and QPR’s unbeaten away record point to another stalemate, with both sides arriving in scoring form after thumping wins. A share of the spoils with goals at both ends looks the percentage call. Score prediction: Birmingham City 1-1 Queens Park Rangers.
