Rangers end Blades' winning run - round-up

QPR joined the early pacesetters in the Championship by ending Sheffield United’s 100% record at Loftus Road.

Rangers end Blades' winning run - round-up
Sat, 13 Aug, 2005 - 18:37

QPR joined the early pacesetters in the Championship by ending Sheffield United’s 100% record at Loftus Road.

Ian Holloway’s Hoops experienced a nervy finale but goals for either side in stoppage time meant the home side finished 2-1 winners and climbed to second place, behind Luton on goals scored.

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