QPR vs Sunderland

All the latest from Loftus Road as Tony Mowbray's Black Cats look to continue their Championship promotion push in west London.

We won't make that decision until he gets to that point where is around on the grass." [Embleton](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/all-about/elliot-embleton) suffered a broken ankle and serious ligament damage after landing awkwardly in the draw at Hull City before Christmas. But he will wait until Embleton is back on the grass before making his mind up whether to play him, or give him extra time to recover and start afresh in pre-season. "He's been back in the building - I saw him at lunch the other day. He underwent surgery soon afterwards and has since been spotted back at the Academy of Light. The dynamics change a bit for both parties [because of the injury], but in my mind it would be 'let's get the offer that looks enticing for Ross and his family, let's get him tied up and move forward'." [Sunderland](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/all-about/sunderland-afc) squad for tonight's trip to Queens Park Rangers after recovering from concussion. And far from the injury leading to contract talks being put on the back burner, He said: "Lynden is still going to be our for a few more weeks, he's not on the grass - I haven't seen him out there even with the physios yet." [James Hunter](https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/authors/james-hunter/) is in West London tonight to bring you all the latest as it happens, including team news, match action and the post-game reaction and analysis. "We should be trying to get Ross Stewart signed up long-term. Tonight's hosts have dropped off from a promising start, losing manager Michael Beale to Rangers, and are without a win in their last eight Championship matches, stretching back to December.

Sunderland face QPR at The Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium – and we've got all the action covered.

[Black Cats](/topic/black-cats) moved to within a point and a place of the Championship play-off places following Saturday’s 1-0 win over Reading, yet the games are coming thick and fast for Tony Mowbray’s side. [Sunderland](/topic/sunderland) drew 2-2 with [QPR](/topic/qpr) earlier in the season, yet [Rangers](/topic/rangers) have won just one of their nine league games since the appointment of head coach Neil Critchley in December. Sunderland face QPR at The Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium – and we’ve got all the action covered.

QPR v Sunderland match on now Hello and welcome to our live blog coverage of QPR vs Sunderland from Loftus Road. It's another difficult game in a busy ...

The dynamics change a bit for both parties [because of the injury], but in my mind it would be ‘let’s get the offer that looks enticing for Ross and his family, let’s get him tied up and move forward’.” We won’t make that decision until he gets to that point where is around on the grass.” And far from the injury leading to contract talks being put on the back burner, Mowbray feels they should be stepped up in the coming weeks. But he is back in training and boss Tony Mowbray confirmed today that the 20-year-old would travel with the squad to London ahead of tomorrow’s game at Loftus Road. He said: “Lynden is still going to be our for a few more weeks, he’s not on the grass – I haven’t seen him out there even with the physios yet.” Tonight’s hosts have dropped off from a promising start, losing manager Michael Beale to Rangers, and are without a win in their last eight Championship matches, stretching back to December.

What a win, what a performance! Sunderland took another three points on the road as two from Clarke and one from O'Nien sees off Queens Park Rangers at ...

Not only did he get involved going forward, with a goal and another effort that was well saved but his defensive display was even better, spoiling QPR time and time again. Dan Neil: 7/10 Should have scored at least one with two clear cut chances but good to see him getting in dangerous positions more.