Norwich City have won against Queens Park Rangers in the Championship on Saturday. Darren Huckerby has taken to social networking site Twitter to give his reaction to Norwich City’s win against Queens Park Rangers on Saturday evening. Norwich got the better of QPR away from home at Loftus Road in the Championship. Teemu Pukki’s goal in the 71st minute proved to be the difference between the two sides in London. Former Norwich star Huckerby was following the match, and he has taken to Twitter to give his reaction to the win for the Canaries. Why you'd be foolish to write Celtic off next season This content could not be loaded What a result and performance for @NorwichCityFC better team from start to finish, controlled in possession, looked dangerous especially 2nd half, all young lads were superb, best performance of the season #Ncfc — Darren Huckerby (@hucks6dh6) September 22, 2018 Over the course of the 90 minutes at Loftus Road in London on Saturday evening, hosts Norwich had 37% of the possession, took 10 shots of which three were on target, and earned two corners, according to BBC Sport. Visitors Norwich had 63% of the possession, took nine shots of which four were on target, and earned two corners, according to BBC Sport. The win against QPR means that Norwich are now 11th in the Championship table with 14 points from nine matches, two points behind sixth-placed Derby County. In other news, 'I’m told it’s not him': 51-year-old title winner will not be Tottenham's next boss, journalist claims<doc-sep>QPR v Norwich Saturday September 22, 17:30 Live on Sky Sports QPR riding high QPR have claimed back-to-back Championship victories for only the third occasion since March 2017 after following up last weekend's 2-1 triumph at Bolton with a richly-deserved 2-0 win at home to Millwall. Mass Luongo opened the scoring in midweek before Man of the Match Ebere Eze added the second. The second successive success extends Rangers' unbeaten streak to four (W3-D1-L0) and is a significant improvement upon their early displays, where Steve McClaren's charges started the season with four straight defeats. The R's boss was understandably pleased post-match but refused to get too carried away. The hosts made one change on Wednesday - Geoff Cameron came in for his first start since arriving on-loan, replacing Israeli striker Tomer Hemed, who was on the bench due to fasting for Yom Kippur. McClaren may opt to bring Hemed straight back into the starting XI, while Josh Scowen is pushing for a recall. Norwich finding form Norwich registered consecutive league victories for the first time this season as they won at Championship strugglers Reading on Wednesday night, just days after turning over Middlesbrough. Finnish star Teemu Pukki notched his fourth goal of the season and Mario Vrancic grabbed the Canaries second in Berkshire. Daniel Farke's side comfortably held on to record their first away league win in 11 outings since late January with the hosts rarely threatening Tim Krul's goal. In fact, City could easily have extended their lead late on but Vrancic's point-blank effort was turned away. The victory extends Norwich unbeaten run to three. The Canaries handed a first start for academy ace Todd Cantwell at the Madjeski Stadium and the young playmaker should keep his place after a glowing performance in place of the injured Onel Hernandez. Marco Stiepermann also returned but Grant Hanley, Ivo Pinto and Kenny McLean remain unavailable. Tricky to call between two in-form sides QPR 2.466/4 were 4-1 winners when they last entertained Norwich at Loftus Road in April and home supporters will be hoping the R's can continue their recent resurgence. Since losing their first four fixtures, the Hoops have picked up 10 points from four fixtures, including back-to-back home victories. In fact, Rangers have won eight of their last nine home outings when excluding top-eight Championship opposition. In fact, despite tabling consecutive bottom-half finishes, the hosts have won 23/50 (46%) Loftus Road encounters since the start of 2016/17 with only eight losses incurred against clubs outside the top-eight. It's taken time for there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel for Daniel Farke and Norwich City 2.8415/8. The German oversaw a mediocre first campaign in charge, whilst the Canaries kicked-off with a W1-D1-L3 return from their opening five fixtures this time around. However, the Norfolk side have been generating favourable performance data this term and have consistently produced reasonable results on the road. Under Farke, Norwich have lost just 10/27 (37%) games as guests, suggesting they'll relish their underdog role. Back both sides to score in the capital Both Teams To Score failed to pay out for this column's followers at Loftus Road on Wednesday night but watchers of QPR's 2-0 triumph will know the R's were fairly fortunate not to concede in the second-half. I'm happy to follow the same angle of attack on Saturday with BTTS available to support at 1.738/11. Rangers have scored in all bar three of their W12 league outings since the beginning of 2017/18 and Norwich have only failed to score on five away trips under Daniel Farke's stewardship. Collectively, since the start of last season the Both Teams To Score selection has proven profitable in 33/54 (61%) of the two teams' respective home/away Championship games.<doc-sep>QPR are likely to make a couple of changes for the visit of Norwich City Saturday. Queens Park Rangers will be looking for their third league win on the bounce when they host Norwich City at Loftus Road on Saturday. Boss Steve McClaren has overseen a change in form in recent weeks, with the R’s picking up ten points from the last 12 available (promotion form! ). Millwall were the latest side to taste defeat to the improving Super Hoops on Wednesday, but changes are likely ahead of the Canaries visit. Roy Keane and the growing links to Celtic Geoff Cameron, who made his full debut against the Lions, is expected to be rested as he is still not quite fully-fit – so Josh Scowen could return. Tomer Hemed is also set for a recall up front, which will in turn likely see QPR line-up in a traditional 4-4-2 formation. Eberechi Eze, who stole the show against Millwall, will therefore drop back into a midfield role which could see him given the license to support Hemed and Nahki Wells. Defensively, Rangers will stick with the same back five who have conceded once in four games, but McClaren might be tempted to give Osman Kakay a start over Angel Rangel. Three games in a week might be too much for the 35-year-old, but he likely be considered for the Carabao Cup tie at Blackpool in midweek. Here’s a look at our predicted QPR XI In other news, 'I'll never forget': £63m star says goodbye to reported Tottenham and Wolves managerial target<doc-sep>
Whilst Steve McClaren’s Rs are improving, our tipster is backing Daniel Farke’s Canaries to edge a tight Championship clash in West London Queens Park Rangers welcome Norwich City to Loftus Road on Saturday teatime. Steve McClaren’s side started badly but a run of four wins from five in all competitions has lifted the mood, meaning William Hill’s price on the Hoops getting relegated has risen to 3/1 (4.0). The visitors can take confidence from wins over Middlesbrough and Reading, but remain 4/1 (5.0) outsiders for a top six finish. Latest odds QPR have been victorious in their last two home meetings with Norwich, including a 4-1 win last season and another triumph is 29/20 (2.45). Norwich meanwhile are 9/5 (2.80) to record back-to-back Championship away wins for the first time since January. A draw between two sides separated by just one point in the table is 12/5 (3.40). Team News Ball-winner Josh Scowen’s return to fitness boosts Steve McClaren, who has the option of sticking with the impressive Nahki Wells as the lone forward or bringing Tomer Hemed back into the starting line-up alongside him. Daniel Farke could be without as many as seven players for the trip to Shepherd’s Bush including Grant Hanley, Onel Hernandez, Kenny McLean and Louis Thompson. Ivo Pinto may return. Pukki to pounce? Teemu Pukki has been one of the most impressive forwards in the Championship thus far, with six goals in his last nine for club and country. The Finn has a creative side but he can also make clever runs into the box and is a tempting 13/8 (2.58) to score anytime in West London. Preview and predictions QPR’s defence has recently looked strong due to the form of Toni Leistner and Joel Lynch, but Daniel Farke’s in-form side haven’t yet lost to a team outside the top six this season. We're backing them to pick their way through in a tight encounter again here our best bet is the 24/5 (5.80) on Norwich to win and Under 2.5 goals. Norwich to win and Under 2.5 goals 24/5 (5.80) for a 1pt stake with William Hill