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/ Michael Lintorn / 12 October 2011 / Leave a Comment 
The stats indicate that it hasn't been a great season so far for Paul Robinson
Neil Warnock's side are odds-on to defeat Blackburn, but these Opta statistics indicate that the match will be far closer than the odds suggest...
QPR have the lowest conversion rate of any team in the Premier League, scoring with just 6% of their attempts.
Blackburn have given away the most fouls (96) of any team in the Premier League this season.
Rangers' 0-6 defeat last time out against Fulham was their heaviest defeat in the Premier League and their third worst in the English top flight (lost 1-8 to Man Utd in March 1969 and 1-7 to Sheffield Wednesday in May 1987).
Blackburn won the last three Premier League meetings with QPR by a 1-0 scoreline and that was also the score when they met in last season's FA Cup.
QPR have failed to score in four of their seven Premier League games and only netted via an own goal in one of the others (against Aston Villa).
Blackburn have won only one and lost eight of their last 12 Premier League away games.
Rovers have only won three of their last 21 Premier League matches overall (W3 D7 L11).
Paul Robinson has the worst saves to shots ratio in the Premier League, keeping out just 50% of accurate attempts at goal.
QPR have won just one of the last 11 meetings with Blackburn (W1 D3 L7) in all competitions.
Blackburn have posted the worst passing accuracy in the opposition half this season, completing just 61% of their passes.
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