Ilias Chair breaks goal drought, propels Queens Park Rangers to victory against Leeds United
Ilias Chair brought relief to Queens Park Rangers after a dry spell, showcasing his prowess by opening the scoring against Leeds UnitedQueens Park Rangers squared off against Leeds United on Friday, April 26, in a crucial encounter marking the 45th day of the English second division. Following their triumph against Preston (1-0) in the previous weekend’s fixture, the Hoops were determined to maintain their winning streak, particularly against the formidable contenders vying for the top spot.
As a pivotal figure in the QPR midfield, Ilias Chair emerged as the catalyst, striking the opening goal just eight minutes into the game, thereby bestowing his team with an early advantage.
Chair’s goal marks a significant milestone in his Championship campaign, breaking a dry spell that had persisted for several weeks.
The Moroccan midfielder’s adeptness and precision on the field proved pivotal in tilting the balance in favor of Queens Park Rangers.
With this goal, Chair elevates his tally to six Championship goals for Queens Park Rangers, solidifying his status as a key contributor to the team’s success.
Following Chair’s remarkable feat, his teammate Andersen further extended Queens Park Rangers’ lead, securing a commanding 2-0 advantage at the break.
The electrifying atmosphere at the MATRADE Loftus Road Stadium bore witness to Chair’s pivotal role in propelling his team to a formidable position against Leeds United.
As the match unfolds, Chair’s performance stands as a testament to his unwavering commitment and skill, garnering admiration and acclaim from fans and pundits alike.
His pivotal contribution underscores the collective strength and resilience of Queens Park Rangers as they continue their pursuit of victory in the Championship.
With Chair leading the charge, Queens Park Rangers demonstrate their determination to seize victory and ascend the ranks of the Championship, setting the stage for an enthralling conclusion to the season.
