Birmingham City vs Queens Park Rangers Highlights - October 17, 2026

Birmingham City beat Queens Park Rangers 3-0 in Championship on October 17, 2026. The match was played at St. Andrew's Stadium.

Liam Millar (27', 49'), Demarai Gray (90'+1') scored for Birmingham City.

Birmingham City went into the game in position 4, on 17 points. They had won 3, drawn 1 and lost 1 in their previous five.

At kick-off Queens Park Rangers stood in position 5 with 17 points. Their previous five had brought 1 wins, 4 draws and 0 defeats.

Queens Park Rangers arrived unbeaten in 5.

Boy Kemper shot wide for Queens Park Rangers on 7 minutes. Soon after, Jhon Solis forced a save for Birmingham City on 9 minutes.

Tomoki Iwata could not find the target for Birmingham City (13').

Shortly afterwards, August Priske sent an effort off target for Birmingham City (18').

Jhon Solis was booked for Birmingham City (23').

Moments later, Tomoki Iwata picked out Liam Millar, who scored for Birmingham City (27').

The keeper had to be alert to keep out Rayan Kolli’s effort (42'). Soon after, the referee cautioned Harvey Vale of Queens Park Rangers on 44 minutes.

After the break, Rayan Kolli tested the goalkeeper for Queens Park Rangers (47'). Liam Millar scored for Birmingham City on 49 minutes after a pass from Tomoki Iwata.

Shortly afterwards, Rayan Kolli was booked for Queens Park Rangers (50'). Kwame Poku saw a shot blocked (55').

Moments later, Jhon Solis shot wide for Birmingham City on 57 minutes. A block denied Paul Smyth on 61 minutes.

Soon after, Ronnie Edwards forced a save for Queens Park Rangers on 62 minutes. The keeper had to be alert to keep out Liam Millar’s effort (67').

Shortly afterwards, the referee cautioned Christoph Klarer of Birmingham City on 69 minutes.

Kwame Poku tested the goalkeeper for Queens Park Rangers (80'). Luis Vázquez picked out Demarai Gray, who scored for Birmingham City (90'+1').

Substitutions: Birmingham City 4, Queens Park Rangers 4.

Birmingham City controlled 52.6% of possession.

Birmingham City had 11 shots with 5 on target, while Queens Park Rangers had 12 and 4.

Goalkeeper saves: Birmingham City 4, Queens Park Rangers 2. Corners: Birmingham City 0, Queens Park Rangers 4.

Birmingham City completed the most passes, 509 in total at 80.4% accuracy. The referee produced 4 yellow cards.