Queens Park Rangers vs Birmingham City — Pass Map

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Queens Park Rangers 2 – 1 Birmingham City

Championship · 10 Dec 2025

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Tactical Themes

Defensive foundation from the back

C. Klarer anchored Birmingham City's build-up with 69 accurate passes and 96 touches, controlling tempo from defence. His high-volume involvement set the platform for any attacking transition the visitors could construct.

Midfield creativity drives QPR forward

K. Saito orchestrated Queens Park Rangers' attacking play with 3 key passes and 0.55 expected assists from midfield. His creative output was central to QPR's ability to open up Birmingham's defence.

Relentless work rate in defence

J. Dunne made 26 combined defensive actions for Queens Park Rangers, breaking up play consistently. His physical dominance won back possession repeatedly and disrupted Birmingham's rhythm throughout the match.

Immediate threat off the bench

K. Poku delivered a key pass and 0.1 expected assists in just 11 minutes as a substitute. His quick impact showed QPR's attacking depth and ability to inject fresh creativity late on.