QPR maintains unbeaten start to the new Championship campaign
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 9:43 AM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

QPR currently sits among the league leaders after opening the Championship season with an unbeaten record through four matches. The team holds a position near the top of the table, trailing the leaders only on goal difference. Julien Stephan serves as manager for the west London club during this current campaign. Fans are now evaluating whether the roster, which underwent changes during the summer transfer window, possesses sufficient depth to sustain this performance until the January window opens. The club is soliciting supporter feedback regarding expectations for the remainder of the season.
- •QPR remains undefeated after the first four games of the Championship season.
- •The team currently sits near the top of the table based on goal difference.
- •Julien Stephan leads the squad as manager.
- •Supporters are assessing the depth of the roster following summer transfer activity.
- 9:43 AMYahoo Sports — Have your say: Can QPR challenge for promotion?
"BBC Sport asks QPR fans whether they are confident they can maintain their promising start to the new Championship season.
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