Sheffield Utd v QPR Live Stream on TV

Sheffield United and Queens Park Rangers will lock horns at Bramall Lane this evening with both sides in decent form coming into this one.

Paul Heckingbottom’s side are currently top of the Championship table but their lead was cut to a single point following a disappointing home draw with Birmingham City on the weekend.

Sheffield Utd are a tough side to beat at the moment, especially at home and the Blades are ten games unbeaten.

Mick Beale’s QPR side comes into this one in a confident mood as well, sitting pretty in fifth place and off the back of a decent looking away win over Bristol City.

The Hoops will have playoff aspirations themselves this season so this game could be the match of the night.

What TV Channel is the Sheff Utd vs QPR game on?

The match is not one of the featured games on Sky Sports Football, although you will be able to watch highlights later on this evening.

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You can use Bet365 and they’re in play service, which will be in operation at Bramall Lane from the kick-off time of 19:45 BST.

The Blades have dominated previous meetings between these sides, winning all of their last five clashes with QPR.

Sheffield United are coming off a disappointing 1:1 draw against Birmingham City in their last match.

Despite being the dominant side, the Blades were only able to register three shots on target.

Sheffield United are unbeaten in their last 10 league games; they’ve won seven of those matches, with three draws.

Additionally, the Blades have turned their home ground into a fortress; as they have a near-perfect record at home, with four wins and a draw from five home games.

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Paul Heckingbottom’s men will look to maintain their place at the top of the table by winning this match.

Queens Park Rangers, on the other hand, are coming off a hard-fought 2:1 victory at Bristol City last weekend.

Rangers had to rely on their defence, which allowed just two shots on goal in that match.

Just like tonight’s opponents, Queens Park Rangers have been a difficult team to beat; they’ve lost just once in their last seven games, with four wins and two draws.

As it stands, Michael Beale’s men are in fifth place, they’ve accumulated 18 points from 11 league matches so there’s plenty for QPR fans to be optimistic about.

QPR are unbeaten in their last three games, and they’ll hope to extend that run tonight.

The Blades have looked really solid at home this season; they’ve won four of five home games so far, scoring 12 times and conceding just twice.

You just can’t ignore that form at the moment and Sheffield Utd simply have to be the bet tonight at 8/11.