One of the ScoreMondo model’s 20,000 simulations — an estimate, not a result.
Preparing the simulation…
Queens Park RangersKick-off0-0Burnley
90 minutes play in about half a minute.
Before kick-off: Model simulation (20,000 runs): Queens Park Rangers win in 51% of the simulated matches, 24% end level and Burnley win 25%. Average goals 2.8; the most likely score is 1-1 (12%); both teams score in 56%. About 9.5 corners on average. About 3.9 yellow cards on average; a red card in 16%.
Queens Park Rangers and Burnley shared the points in a 1-1 draw in the Championship. It was 0-1 at half-time. Largie Ramazani was our player of the match, rated 7.0 by the ScoreMondo model for Burnley. The match was played on Tuesday, 3 November 2026 at MATRADE Loftus Road in London (matchday 14).
How the match unfolded
Largie Ramazani opened the scoring for Burnley after 38 minutes, set up by Jamie Vardy. The officials disallowed a Burnley goal on 39 minutes. Half-time: 0-1, Burnley in front.
Corners finished 8-1. Dangerous attacks: 68 for Queens Park Rangers, 34 for Burnley. Queens Park Rangers committed 6 fouls to Burnley's 9, and the offside count read 3-3.
Queens Park Rangers' yellow cards went to Jonathan Varane in the 50th minute. Booked for Burnley: Josh Laurent (2') and Oliver Sonne (93').
Ratings and substitutions
The best ScoreMondo ratings after the player of the match went to Ilias Chair (Queens Park Rangers, 6.7), Jonathan Varane (Queens Park Rangers, 6.7) and Jamie Vardy (Burnley, 6.7). From the Queens Park Rangers bench came Rayan Kolli on 59 minutes, Ilias Chair on 60 minutes, Karamoko Dembele on 66 minutes and Boy Kemper on 82 minutes, among 5 changes. Burnley made 4 changes: Aaron Ramsey for Marcus Edwards (58'), Josh Cullen for Reo Hatate (76'), Jaydon Banel for Andreas Hountondji (77') and Oliver Sonne for Jamie Vardy (88').
Before the match
Before kick-off Queens Park Rangers were 9th on 20 points and Burnley 22nd on 9 points. Queens Park Rangers came into the match with 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 defeats from their last 5 matches. Southampton beat Queens Park Rangers 4-1 last time out. Before kick-off, Burnley's last 5 matches had brought 1 win, 2 draws and 2 defeats. Burnley drew 0-0 with Portsmouth last time out. The last meeting, in 2025 in the Championship, went 5-0 to Burnley. Those 5 games produced 12 goals, an average of 2.4 per match. Tom Reeves was the referee, averaging 3.3 yellow cards per match across 63 matches in our records.
The bigger picture
The wait for a win goes on for Burnley: 5 matches now. Across 6 meetings in our records: 1 win for Queens Park Rangers, 3 wins for Burnley and 2 draws.
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