UK time is: 22:00:36

Choose your club

Other Sites

Network Navigation

Vital Partners

'If It's Football, It's Vital'

Ephraim Strikes In Reserves Draw

Hogan Ephraim scored a solitary goal as the R`s reserves drew against Charlton Athletic in the Football Combination Invitation Cup.

The R`s fielded a strong side with player/manager Gareth Ainsworth starting along with Adam Bolder, Matteo Alberti, Patrick Agyemang, as well as loanee Samuel Di Carmine and the aforementioned Ephraim.

Perhaps the biggest draw was the fact that Akos Buzsaky completed his rehabilitation from injury to take his place on the bench, for the R`s first reserve fixture of the campaign.

Charlton included new signings Linvoy Primus and Stuart Fleetwood, as well as household names such as Darren Ambrose and Svetoslav Todorov.

In an evenly contested first period the R`s threatened with excellent solo efforts from Patrick Agyemang and Hogan Ephraim. Both sides battled well as the first period ended goalless.

Buzsaky came back into the fray as a half time substitute, but Darren Ambrose capitalised on some poor defending to hand the Addicks the lead in W12. The versatile midfielder playing wide right, came inside to poke home from close range.

It wasn`t long before the R`s were level and Ephraim lit up the left flank with a scintillating run, culminating with a curling shot into the far corner.

The game finished with the R`s in the ascendancy creating chances at will with Charlton stopper Robert Elliott the harder worked of the two stoppers. Angelo Balanta proved his class on several occasions, giving the Charlton defence something to worry about, by bamboozling Linvoy Primus on numerous occasions.

The match ended 1-1 in a game that promised much, with Rangers fringe players performing admirably in the hope of making their way back into first team contention.

TOP STORIES

Ask Your Questions - Dennis Signy.

The Transfer List - Deadline Day.

Bristol City 1-1 QPR - Match Report.



Image Hosted by ImageShack.us




Vital F1 Prediction League - Join now for Monaco




Win £1,000,000 every week with Man of the Match®

Click here to join in the debate on the club forum.

Writer: Boxer Mail feedback, articles or suggestions

Date:Tuesday September 2 2008

Time: 5:17PM

 

Have Your Say

Click here to register an account

Recent Articles

Coutinho Compounds QPR Drop (Sunday May 19 2013)

Liverpool v QPR - Match Preview (Sunday May 19 2013)

One to Watch - Daniel Sturridge (Friday May 17 2013)

Stats: QPR v Newcastle (Sunday May 12 2013)

Rangers Flat as Toon Crow (Sunday May 12 2013)

QPR v Newcastle - Match Preview (Saturday May 11 2013)

Palace Coming Back For AJ? (Thursday May 9 2013)

Nelsen Takes Ben-Haim (Thursday May 9 2013)

Archived Articles

List All Vital QPR Articles
Have your say
Click here to suggest an article
Click here to suggest a poll

Vital Members League (view all)

1. QPR4Me 75
2. Clonmany_Hoop 50
3. Ashdown_Ranger 49
4. number8buser 48
5. Superhoop50 48
6. jezza99 35
7. daxvondrac 34
8. sandydl 26
9. ImSitiv 23
10. gertchaqpr 22

League Results (view all)

Latest Results
Liverpool 1 - 0 Q.P.R.
Q.P.R. 1 - 2 Newcastle
Q.P.R. 0 - 1 Arsenal
Reading 0 - 0 Q.P.R.
Q.P.R. 0 - 2 Stoke
Everton 2 - 0 Q.P.R.

League Table (view table)

Team P W D L GD Pts
14. Southampton 38 9 14 15 -11 41
15. Aston Villa 38 10 11 17 -22 41
16. Newcastle 38 11 8 19 -23 41
17. Sunderland 38 9 12 17 -13 39
18. Wigan 38 9 9 20 -26 36
19. Reading 38 6 10 22 -30 28
20. Q.P.R. 38 4 13 21 -30 25

Breaking League News

Liverpool: Papadopoulos Is The Top Target
» Liverpool : 21/05/2013 18:31:00
Out Through the Exit Door
» Chelsea : 21/05/2013 18:02:00
Sir Alex Cleans Up
» Man Utd : 21/05/2013 18:01:00
Villa's Pre Season Schedule
» Aston Villa : 21/05/2013 18:00:00
Tony Pulis set to leave Stoke City
» Stoke : 21/05/2013 17:43:00
Thomas Tweets Departure
» WBA : 21/05/2013 17:01:00
Vlaar Pleased With First Good Touch Of The Game
» Aston Villa : 21/05/2013 17:00:00

Current Site Poll (view all polls)

Where Will QPR Finish?
Suggested By:  Boxer
Relegation 41%
Bottom Half 34%
Top Half 18%
Europe 7%