Championship – 10/1 Bet Builder: QPR v Nottingham Forest

Having crashed out of the League Cup against Sunderland, QPR turn their attention back to league action as they face Nottingham Forest on Friday evening.

And we’ve put together a 10/1 Bet Builder for what’s sure to be a tasty Championship clash at Loftus Road.

• Over 2.5 goals
• Both teams to score
• Ilias Chair to score
• Joe Lolley to have one or more shots on target

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QPR v Nottingham Forest Bet Builder Betting Tip:

Over 2.5 goals

Goals look on the agenda on Friday evening with both sides averaging over 3 goals a match in their last six.

QPR have one of the best attacking records in the Championship with 25 goals scored but they have also conceded 22 and are facing a Forest side that have seen at least three goals scored in each of their last four away trips.

Both teams to score

With both sides recent matches featuring goals, it makes sense to side with both teams to score at Loftus Road.

Both teams have scored in seven of QPR’s last nine games and four of Forest’s previous six road trips.

Ilias Chair to score

Chair has been in excellent form this season, leading the way for QPR in the scoring charts, having bagged six so far this term, including five in his last five appearances.

Against a Forest side that have managed only one clean sheet in their last five, he’ll fancy his chances of keeping his hot streak going.

Joe Lolley to have one or more shots on target

Lolley has looked sharp coming off the bench under new Forest boss Steve Cooper and the winger has landed a shot on target in his last two appearances.

His form could see him start against QPR and he looks overpriced to notch up another shot on target.

*Please note that all odds are correct at the time of article publication.