QPR manager Steve McClaren hopes to have Luke Freeman available for the visit of Leeds United on Tuesday night, live on Sky Sports Football via the red button from 7.40pm.

Freeman missed the defeat to Middlesbrough on Saturday with a slight hip problem but McClaren is keen to have the midfielder back after seven straight defeats in the Sky Bet Championship.

Rangers are on their worst run of form since losing seven in a row in the Premier League in 1995-96, with their club-record run of nine straight league defeats coming in 1968-69. Long-term casualties Angel Rangel and Geoff Cameron remain sidelined.

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Leeds boss Marcelo Bielsa could name the same starting XI as he did for Saturday's win over Bolton. Gaetano Berardi will be part of the 18-man squad as he looks to make a first appearance since October following a hamstring injury.

And fellow defender Barry Douglas will also travel to London with the team after missing the last three games. Midfielder Adam Forshaw has also missed the last three games with a knee problem and remains sidelined.

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QPR have won three of their last four home matches against Leeds in all competitions (L1), including a 2-1 win in the FA Cup this season.

Leeds haven't won consecutive away league visits to QPR since winning there in 1968-69 and 1973-74; seasons when the Whites won the top-flight title.

Queens Park Rangers have lost each of their last seven league games; of the 72 EFL clubs, only AFC Wimbledon have been on a longer losing streak in the Football League this season (8).

Leeds striker Kemar Roofe has scored six of Leeds' seven league goals against QPR since the start of last season; he is injured and will miss this match.

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QPR have conceded 11 goals in their last three league games at Loftus Road; the Hoops had only conceded 13 goals in their opening 13 home league games of the season before this run.

Leeds have won one of their last 13 away Championship games in London (D5 L7) - however, that win came at Loftus Road against QPR in December 2017.

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