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Preview: Leeds United vs. Queens Park Rangers

Sports Mole previews the Championship clash between Leeds United and Queens Park Rangers at Elland Road.

By Darren Plant, Senior Reporter

Published: August 30 2013 | 10:39

Last updated: August 30 2013 | 11:16

Leeds United host Queens Park Rangers on Saturday as they look to continue their impressive start to the season.

The Yorkshire outfit have yet to lose in their opening six matches of the season, and they currently occupy sixth position in the Championship table.

United manager Brian McDermott is likely to retain the same starting lineup that defeated Ipswich Town at Portman Road last weekend.

Queens Park Rangers are also unbeaten in the league this season, but they did fall to a disappointing 2-0 defeat against Swindon Town in the Capital One Cup.

That will likely see Hoops boss Harry Redknapp revert to the team that beat Bolton Wanderers last weekend.

Recent form

Leeds United: WDDWW

Queens Park Rangers: WDWWL

Possible lineups

Leeds United: Kenny; Peltier, Lees, Pearce, Warnock; Murphy, Green, Austin, McCormack; Hunt, Varney

Queens Park Rangers: Green; Simpson, Dunne, Hill, Onuoha; Wright-Phillips, Barton, Henry, O'Neil; Johnson, Austin

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Premier League Table

	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	PTS
1	Sheffield United Sheff Utd	16	10	4	2	21	9	12	32
2	Sunderland	15	9	4	2	25	11	14	31
3	Burnley	16	8	6	2	19	6	13	30
4	Leeds United Leeds	15	8	5	2	24	9	15	29
5	Middlesbrough	16	8	3	5	29	19	10	27
6	West Bromwich Albion West Brom	16	6	8	2	18	11	7	26
7	Watford	16	8	2	6	25	24	1	26
8	Millwall	15	6	5	4	18	13	5	23
9	Blackburn Rovers Blackburn	15	6	4	5	19	17	2	22
10	Bristol City	16	5	7	4	20	20	0	22
11	Derby County Derby	16	5	5	6	20	20	0	20
12	Stoke City Stoke	16	5	5	6	19	20	-1	20
13	Norwich City Norwich	16	4	7	5	25	24	1	19
14	Swansea City Swansea	15	5	4	6	11	10	1	19
15	Sheffield Wednesday Sheff Weds	16	5	4	7	18	26	-8	19
16	Luton Town Luton	16	5	3	8	18	26	-8	18
17	Coventry City Coventry	16	4	5	7	22	23	-1	17
18	Oxford United Oxford Utd	16	4	5	7	19	24	-5	17
19	Plymouth Argyle Plymouth	16	4	5	7	17	28	-11	17
20	Preston North End Preston	16	3	7	6	16	24	-8	16
21	Cardiff City Cardiff	16	4	4	8	15	24	-9	16
22	Hull City	16	3	6	7	16	21	-5	15
23	Portsmouth	15	2	6	7	16	28	-12	12
24	Queens Park Rangers QPR	16	1	8	7	13	26	-13	11