Leeds United vs Queens Park Rangers Prediction: Leeds dropped out of top two

Leeds United will welcome Queens Park Rangers at Elland Road in Game Week 15 of the English Championship. Leeds dropped out of top two after being defeated. Who will come out on top after 90 minutes?

Leeds United will seek to bounce back to winning form in the Championship this weekend after their unbeaten run was brought to an end on Wednesday. They still hope for a promotion to the Premier League this season as they failed to have it at the end of the last campaign when they lost at Wembley to the playoffs. Leeds United gathered 26 points from its first 14 matches largely through home advantage. Having won five and drawn one of their seven league games at Elland Road, they have scored 15 times and conceded only five.

The side extended their unbeaten run in the Championship to eight games last week with a comfortable 3-0 over Plymouth Argyle, courtesy of Daniel James, Joel Piroe, and Brenden Aaronson goals. But things were done differently in the last one against Millwall at The Den on Wednesday, which they lost 1-0. The loss has dropped Leeds into the league's first two spots wherein they now find themselves two points off of Sheffield United and four points behind Sunderland.

Leeds will look for their fifth, straight home win this Saturday.

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Their fans are coming to Yorkshire at a very difficult period for Queens Park Rangers, who are now bottom of the Championship table. Last season, Queens Park Rangers escaped relegation without much difficulty under Marti Cifuentes. Queens Park Rangers have managed to collect a paltry 10 points from their first 14 league games this season. Just as they had won their solitary league trophy on the same day in August against Luton Town, things were now worsening in terms of collecting more points with only five more gathered from their last ten matches, of which three ended up in draws against Coventry City, Burnley, and Sunderland.

That their final game was lost to Middlesbrough doesn't help them out, as they are five points from safety and only a single position above the relegated team. A big win at Elland Road will obviously set up well for the games that come after that and be a springboard for this team to get out of this mess they are in.

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Leeds United have played some great games at home this season and are likely to grab another easy win against Queens Park Rangers who haven't been able to gain much momentum recently.