Head-to-Head: West Ham vs QPR

West Ham vs QPR leans toward West Ham, but its most striking scoreline came in a cup setting and required extra time. West Ham won 2-1 after extra time on 11 January 2026 in the FA Cup, while league meetings included a 0-0 draw in 2015 and a 2-0 West Ham win in 2014. The balance favours West Ham without erasing QPR’s capacity to keep margins close.

Past matches, West Ham vs QPR

11 January 2026 Round of 64

West Ham

2 - 1

QPR

London Stadium
25 April 2015 Regular Season - 34

QPR

0 - 0

West Ham
5 October 2014 Regular Season - 7

West Ham

2 - 0

QPR
19 January 2013 Regular Season - 23

West Ham

1 - 1

QPR
1 October 2012 Regular Season - 6

QPR

1 - 2

West Ham

Match center

West Ham

2 - 1

11 January 2026

AET

QPR

Starting eleven

Substitutes West Ham

49
G
58
D
30
D
2
D
39
M
55
M
24
M
28
M
19
F

QPR Substitutes

G
29
D
2
D
19
D
28
D
21
D
30
M
8
F
23
F
11

Match events

45'

90'

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18'

P. Smyth K. Saito
45' +1

Pablo K. Mavropanos
45'
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C. Summerville Normal Goal (Asst: S. Magassa)
51'

Valentín Castellanos Yellow Card
54'

Amadou Salif Mbengue Yellow Card
57'

Soungoutou Magassa Yellow Card
59'

Aaron Wan-Bissaka Yellow Card
65'
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R. Kone Normal Goal (Asst: K. Dembele)
69'

Richard Kone Yellow Card
70'

T. Soucek S. Magassa
75'

Rayan Kolli Yellow Card
83'

S. Field R. Norrington-Davies
83'

D. Bennie K. Dembele
90' +3

K. Morgan R. Kolli
91'

O. Scarles E. Mayers
91'

K. Walker-Peters A. Wan-Bissaka
98'
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T. Castellanos Normal Goal (Asst: C. Summerville)
100'

K. Adamson A. S. Mbengue
111'

G. Rodriguez T. Castellanos
118'

Paul Smyth Yellow Card

Stats for this game

Matchup West Ham VS QPR

West Ham hold the clearer edge

West Ham’s 2-1 FA Cup win over QPR on 11 January 2026 was decided after extra time, a detail that distinguishes the final score from a regulation-time league comparison. West Ham also won 2-0 in the Premier League on 5 October 2014 and 2-1 at QPR on 1 October 2012. Those results give the London side the stronger direction across the fixed scorelines.

League margins keep QPR involved

The league meetings also produced a 0-0 draw at QPR on 25 April 2015 and a 1-1 draw at West Ham on 19 January 2013. These results provide the necessary counterpoint to West Ham’s wins and keep the direct matchup contestable. The FA Cup result should remain secondary to that league balance. The enduring question is whether QPR can turn a level scoreline into a win, or whether West Ham will supply the stronger result again.