After last week's defeat Chelsea 1-0, Queens Park Rangers (QPR) re-gain points, although only one. Shown at home on Saturday (01/12/2013). Harry Redknapp's team were able to reduce Tottenham Hotspur and a draw at 0-0.
With the addition of a point, QPR now have a value of 14 and a rising level. They are located at number 19, shifts Reading. Although only one additional point, this increases chances of QPR to escape relegation. Moreover, competition is still quite long, and the distance they are from the last team in the safe zone only four points.
QPR are less quality than Tottenham. In fact, practically during the match Tottenham QPR kept locked. Moreover, Tottenham are now in third place, ambition continues to rise. However, QPR's defense is very tough and disciplined. Praise is also appropriate given the QPR goalkeeper, Julio Cesar. He several times thwarted attempts to break into the opponent's net.
A total of seven times Tottenham drive the ball right into the goal QPR target. However, as much as it did Cesar able to cope. In contrast, QPR who rely on counterattacks, also difficult scoring opportunities. None of those kicks that led to the goal. This condition lasted until the game ended with the score 0-0.
According to the Soccernet, Tottenham have up to 62 percent of possession. They conducted experiments scored 16 times, but only 7 that leads to the goal. Instead, just do 4 experiments QPR scored and not one that leads to the goal.
Lineup
QPR: 33-Julio Cesar, 6-Clint Hill, a 15-Nedum Onuoha, 17-Ryan Nelsen, 20-Fabio, 4-Shaun Derry, 7-Park Ji-Sung, 40-Stéphane M'Bia, 10-Adel Taarabt, 11-Shaun Wright-Phillips, 12-Jamie Mackie
Tottenham: 25-Hugo Lloris, 5-Jan Vertonghen, 16-Kyle Naughton, 20-Michael Dawson, 28-Kyle Walker, 7-Aaron Lennon (22-Gylfi Sigurdsson 80), 11-Gareth Bale, 19-Mousa Dembele, 30 -Sandro (8-Scott Parker 25), 10-Emmanuel Adebayor (2-Clint Dempsey 69), 18-Jermain Defoe.
QPR are less quality than Tottenham. In fact, practically during the match Tottenham QPR kept locked. Moreover, Tottenham are now in third place, ambition continues to rise. However, QPR's defense is very tough and disciplined. Praise is also appropriate given the QPR goalkeeper, Julio Cesar. He several times thwarted attempts to break into the opponent's net.
A total of seven times Tottenham drive the ball right into the goal QPR target. However, as much as it did Cesar able to cope. In contrast, QPR who rely on counterattacks, also difficult scoring opportunities. None of those kicks that led to the goal. This condition lasted until the game ended with the score 0-0.
According to the Soccernet, Tottenham have up to 62 percent of possession. They conducted experiments scored 16 times, but only 7 that leads to the goal. Instead, just do 4 experiments QPR scored and not one that leads to the goal.
Lineup
QPR: 33-Julio Cesar, 6-Clint Hill, a 15-Nedum Onuoha, 17-Ryan Nelsen, 20-Fabio, 4-Shaun Derry, 7-Park Ji-Sung, 40-Stéphane M'Bia, 10-Adel Taarabt, 11-Shaun Wright-Phillips, 12-Jamie Mackie
Tottenham: 25-Hugo Lloris, 5-Jan Vertonghen, 16-Kyle Naughton, 20-Michael Dawson, 28-Kyle Walker, 7-Aaron Lennon (22-Gylfi Sigurdsson 80), 11-Gareth Bale, 19-Mousa Dembele, 30 -Sandro (8-Scott Parker 25), 10-Emmanuel Adebayor (2-Clint Dempsey 69), 18-Jermain Defoe.
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