Rafa pays for rotation as QPR stun Chelsea

Chelsea 0 QPR 1

Rafa pays for rotation as QPR stun Chelsea
Wed, 02 Jan, 2013 - 21:42

Chelsea 0 QPR 1

Chelsea’s four-match winning run in the Premier League ground to a spectacular halt as struggling west London rivals QPR claimed their first victory at Stamford Bridge for two decades.

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