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Team News: Queens Park Rangers unchanged for derby against Fulham

Queens Park Rangers manager Chris Ramsey names an unchanged side for tonight's West London derby against Fulham in the Championship at Craven Cottage.

Queens Park Rangers manager Chris Ramsey has named an unchanged side for tonight's West London derby against Fulham in the Championship at Craven Cottage.

Despite the fact that his side are winless in their last three matches, Ramsey has kept faith with the team that drew 1-1 with Hull City last weekend.

Matt Phillips and Tjaronn Chery continue to play off Championship top scorer Charlie Austin in attack, while Alejandro Faurlin, Karl Henry and Massimo Luongo all keep their places in the centre of midfield.

There is a big boost for Rangers fans, however, in the news that Leroy Fer returns to the substitutes' bench for the first time since injuring his knee in the last game of the 2014-15 season in May.

Meanwhile, there is just the one change for the hosts, who have lost twice this week already with their 3-2 defeat to Sheffield Wednesday in the Championship last weekend being followed by a 1-0 home loss to Stoke City in the League Cup third round in midweek.

Ryan Fredericks comes into the starting lineup at right-back in place of the injured Jazz Richards.

Fulham: Lonergan; Fredericks, Ream, Stearman, Husband; Cairney, Tunnicliffe, O'Hara, Pringle; McCormack, Dembele
Subs: Lewis, Burn, Voser, Mattila, Christensen, Kavanagh, Woodrow

Queens Park Rangers: Green; Perch, Onuoha, Angella, Konchesky; Faurlin, Henry, Luongo; Phillips, Chery; Austin
Subs: Smithies, Hall, Tozser, Doughty, Gladwin, Fer, Mackie

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