QPR managed to salvage a 2-2 draw against Sheffield United after coming back from a two-goal deficit. Let’s take a look at how each Rangers player performed in the match.
Paul Nardi: Nardi had little chance with the goals conceded by the Blades and was efficient with the ball at his feet. He was comfortable dealing with the physical threat posed by Sheffield United during set-pieces. He received a rating of 6 for his performance.
Jimmy Dunne: Dunne struggled in the first half but significantly improved in the second. He was solid in both attack and defence and even scored the goal that kick-started QPR’s comeback. His performance earned him a rating of 7.
Steve Cook: Cook was a commanding presence in the heart of the Rangers’ defence. Despite taking a blow to the head in the second half, he returned to the game and led the team admirably. He was rated 7 for his performance.
Jake Clarke-Salter: Clarke-Salter had a tough time dealing with Kieffer Moore but, like the rest of the team, he improved in the second half. He received a rating of 7 for his efforts.
Kenneth Paal: The Dutch left-back struggled initially but looked closer to his best in the second half. He received a rating of 6 for his overall performance.
Sam Field: Field had a tough first half but seemed more comfortable once Jack Colback was introduced in the second half. He was rated 6 for his performance.
Jonathan Varane: Varane had a difficult afternoon and was substituted at half-time. He showed moments of talent but struggled to adapt to Championship football. He received a rating of 5.
Lucas Andersen: Andersen had to be substituted due to an injury, and he seemed to be somewhat ineffective during the game. He received a rating of 5.
Karamoko Dembele: Dembele had an excellent debut for QPR, showcasing his skills on the ball. He set up a goal with a superbly-delivered corner and earned a rating of 8.
Alfie Lloyd: Lloyd had a tough time against the opposition but showed willingness and determination. He received a rating of 5.
Michael Frey: Frey put in a solid performance up front, making it difficult for the hosts’ defence. He received a rating of 7 for his efforts.
Jack Colback: Colback made a significant impact after being introduced, but he was sent off late in the game after receiving a second yellow card. He received a rating of 7.
Koki Saito: Saito made a magnificent introduction to English football, showcasing his speed and skill on the ball. He provided an assist for QPR’s equaliser and received a rating of 8.
Zan Celar: Celar showed promise when he came on as a substitute, and his performance was encouraging. He received a rating of 6.
Lyndon Dykes: Dykes made an immediate impact after coming on late in the game, scoring the equalising goal. He received a rating of 7 for his performance.
Paul Smyth: Smyth did well after coming on as a substitute, causing problems for the opposition defence with his pace. He received a rating of 7 for his efforts.
Overall, it was a resilient performance from QPR, with several players stepping up to secure a valuable point against Sheffield United.
