ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE 2013
Queens Park Rangers vs Arsenal:
DATE AND TIME: 04 April 2013 - 5:30 PM BST
VENUE: Loftus Road Stadium
In the premier league matches to be played on Saturday we will have an late kickoff between QPR vs Arsenal on 4 April 2013 in what will be a great game, Queens Park Rangers have already been relegated so they will come into this match without any pressure while arsenal who are among the 3 teams fighting for the English Premier League top 4 finish which would allow them to be part of UEFA Champions League next season.
Arsenal are in the mix with 4 other teams who are fighting for the 3rd and 4th place for the league, Arsenal have played 35 games and with 3 more matches to go they need to win them all to stand a chance of finishing in the top 4. Chelsea who have played 1 game less than Arsenal are currently 3rd with 65 points, while Tottenham who are fifth have also played 1 game less than Arsenal and currently have 62 points just 2 behind Arsenal who have 64 points on the table with 35 games on the board.
QPR EXPECTED TEAM LINEUP:
Robert Green, Fabio Da Silva, Onuoha, Hill, Jaimi Traore , Jermain Jenas, M'bia, Sebastian Granero , Remy, Bobby Zamora, Townsend
ARSENAL EXPECTED TEAM LINEUP:
Petre Szczesny, Bakari Sagna, Petre Mertesacker, Robert Koscielny, Monreal, Aeron Ramsey, Mikael Arteta, Thomas Rosicky, Theo Walcott, Lukas Podolski,Santi Cazorla
Arsenal's next match is an away tie against Queens Park Rangers who have nothing left to play for this season, they have already been relegated and that would suit Arsenal as they can push for the top 4 finish with all three points from this match. Arsenal recent form has been spectacular as they have only drawn couple of games in the last 6 and won 4 and if they can win 2 more matches from the last 3 they will stand an huge chance of making it to the Champions League next season.
Queens Part Rangers on the other hand, struggled big time this season, they spent alot of money in the summer and in the winter transfer market, changed the manager from Mark Hughes to Harry RedKnapp but they just could not turn their good performances into results. They had a team who should have been easily making it to the top half of the season but inconsistancy was their biggest problem
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