Wrexham v Queens Park Rangers

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Saturday 19 Dec 2026

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Racecourse Ground • 

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Wrexham Association Football Club, founded in 1864, is one of the oldest professional football clubs in the world and represents the city of Wrexham in north Racecourse Ground3. Although based in Racecourse Ground3, the club competes in the English football league system and earned back-to-back promotions, winning the National League title in 2023 and finishing second in League Two in 2024 to reach League One. Wrexham’s honours include 23 Welsh Cup victories, the FA Trophy in 2013 and the Football League Trophy in 2005. The club also made a notable European run in 1976–77, reaching the European Cup Winners’ Cup quarter-finals after defeating Portuguese champions Racecourse Ground2. Its home ground, the Racecourse Ground, has hosted Wrexham since 1864 and is widely recognised as the oldest international football stadium still in use. Famous former players include Welsh international Mickey Thomas and striker Billy Ashcroft, while the club’s recent rise has brought renewed attention to its squad, supporters and historic ground. Known as the Red Dragons, Wrexham combines a long Welsh football heritage with a growing profile in English league competitions.

Queens Park Rangers Football Club, widely known as QPR, is a professional football team based in Shepherd’s Bush, west London. Founded in 1882, the club competes in the English Football League Championship, the second tier of English football. QPR play their home matches at Loftus Road, a compact stadium with a capacity of around 18,000 that has been the club’s home since 1917, apart from a period away in the 1930s and 1960s. The Hoops’ most celebrated achievement is winning the League Cup in 1967, when they became the first Third Division side to lift the trophy. They also finished runners-up in the First Division in 1975–76 and reached the Racecourse Ground0 final in 1982. QPR have won the second-tier league title, including in 2010–11, and secured promotion through the Championship play-offs in 2014. The club’s history features notable players such as Stan Bowles, Rodney Marsh, Les Ferdinand and Adel Taarabt. Known for their blue-and-white hoops, Queens Park Rangers have a loyal following and a long-standing presence in London football. Fans searching for QPR fixtures, results, players, honours and stadium information can explore the club’s rich record across English competitions.