QPR and Bristol City Play Out Goalless Draw

QPR and Bristol City extended their unbeaten streaks with a 0-0 draw at Loftus Road. The Robins, now under the interim charge of Roy Hodgson, have not lost since his appointment and had won their first two matches under his leadership. QPR, meanwhile, remain unbeaten in five games and welcomed back Rumarn Burrell from injury. Bristol City had the better chances in the first half, with Scott Twine failing to connect with a half-volley and Joe Walsh making several crucial saves. At the other end, Kieran Morgan and Richard Kone had opportunities, but neither could find the net. After the break, Walsh continued to impress, pushing a shot from Twine away for a corner. QPR head coach Julien Stephan changed his forward line in the second half, introducing Burrell and Daniel Bennie, but the hosts struggled to create clear-cut chances. Bristol City have now kept back-to-back clean sheets under Hodgson and appear more solid and organized. Despite both teams' efforts, there were no notable chances in the closing stages, with the match ending in a fair 0-0 draw. QPR's Stephan praised his players' effort, saying, 'The season is not finished, and I think the players showed that it's not finished for us in their mindset.' Bristol City's Hodgson noted, 'I thought the teams cancelled each other out... We could have scored a goal or two, but it was a fair result because neither team really did enough to win it.'