Plenty points to QPR beat Reading and BTTS odds being value in the Championship on Tuesday.
Former Hoops assistant boss Mark Bowen may have made a winning start to his time in charge of the Royals, but their poor away record is a problem.
Reading have only beaten fellow strugglers Huddersfield Town on the road in league action so far this term.
QPR, meanwhile, are something of a revelation under former Brentford boss Mark Warburton. The Loftus Road outfit have been a surprise package this season to date.
With the Hoops flying high in the play-off places and them boasting a good home record, their expansive style of football catches the eye.
An open game against the Royals looks likely, then. That is also backed up by recent matches involving QPR.
Five of their last seven games have ended in a Hoops victory but with the opposition getting on the scoresheet.
QPR beat Reading and BTTS makes sense
Warburton’s men have one of the worst defensive records in the Championship, yet also one of the best for scoring goals.
It’s a rollercoaster ride for Hoops fans. Reading, meanwhile, have only failed to score once in their last six games across all competitions.
Clean sheets are also something of a novelty for both the hosts and the Royals. That makes top QPR beat Reading and BTTS odds of 5/2 with Boylesports well worth a wager.
With Bowen at the helm, the visitors sealed their first shut-out in nine games with a late home win over Preston North End last time out.
Warburton hasn’t seen his side keep a clean sheet all season. The Hoops simply approach games by trying to outscore the opposition.
They look more than capable of doing that to Reading after putting three past Hull City and netting four against Blackburn Rovers.
Those recent results suggest the Royals will struggle to contain the West London team.
Bet of the Day: 5/2 with Boylesports, QPR beat Reading and BTTS in the Championship.
