Having now climbed from the bottom three up to 10th spot and within four points of the top six thanks to their eye-catching two-month run, Queens Park Rangers will now aim to make it five straight Championship victories and six at Loftus Road to continue their rise towards the playoff places.

Follow live coverage as Hull City face Queens Park Rangers in the Championship today. An increasingly competitive second tier in English football remains an intense and exciting competition, with the prize of a place in the Premier League on offer at the end of the season.

Hull have lost one of their four home league games under Ruben Selles (W1 D2 L1), picking up as many points (5) as in their prior eight such games (W1 D2 L5). QPR have won three of their past four midweek league games (W3 L1), having won one of their prior 18 (W1 D7 L10).

QPR claimed their fourth straight league win as they beat Hull 2-1 to move up to within touching distance of the Championship play-off places.

Hull City hope to change their home fortune when they welcome Queens Park Rangers to The MKM Stadium on Tuesday. The hosts are the worst-performing team at home this season, with just two wins. Can they get their third in this game?

Hull City remain deep in relegation trouble after losing at home to in-form Queens Park Rangers in the Championship.

Relegation-threatened Hull City are set to welcome Queens Park Rangers to the MKM Stadium on Tuesday in their 22nd Championship game of the season. The Tigers are fourth last in 21st place with 26 points but beat Millwall 1-0 on Saturday, whereas QPR are 12th with 35 points and defeated Plymouth Argyle 1-0 on January 18.

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