DT92 ~ Loftus Road – Club Statistics

AFC WIMBLEDON

All games played:

September 19th, 2020 — 4–4 v Plymouth Argyle (-) (September 19th, 2020)
October 3rd, 2020 — 1–2 v Accrington Stanley (-) (October 3rd, 2020)
October 17th, 2020 — 0–1 v Shrewsbury Town (-) (October 17th, 2020)
October 27th, 2020 — 1–0 v Blackpool (-) (October 27th, 2020)

4 League games played at Loftus Road by AFC Wimbledon

The club played here at the start of the 2020/21 season while their new stadium in Plough Lane was being completed.

Temporary home ground from August 25th, 2020 to November 21st, 2020

FULHAM

League Record

First Match: 4–1 v Bolton Wanderers (16,338) (August 17th, 2002)
Last Match: 0–1 v Arsenal (18,102) (May 9th, 2004)
Highest Attendance: 20,502 v Birmingham City (0–0) (April 3rd, 2004)
Lowest Attendance: 13,981 v Blackburn Rovers (3–4) (April 12th, 2004)
Biggest Home Win: 4–1 v Bolton Wanderers (16,338) (August 17th, 2002)
Biggest Home Defeat: 0–4 v Blackburn Rovers (14,017) (April 7th, 2003)

38 League games played at Loftus Road by Fulham

The club moved here temporarily at the start of the 2002/3 season to accommodate the planned rebuilding of Craven Cottage. Due to planning difficulties and financial restraints the redevelopment was not carried out but seats were installed on the terraces and the club returned for the commencement of the 2003/4 season.

Temporary home ground from August 1st, 2002 to July 31st, 2004

Current

QUEENS PARK RANGERS

League Record

First Match: 3–0 v Peterborough United (-) (August 31st, 1963)
Highest Attendance: 33,353 v Leeds United (0–1) (April 27th, 1974)
Lowest Attendance: 2,000 v Reading (0–1) (December 12th, 2020)
Biggest Home Win: 7–0 v Burnley (-) (October 27th, 1979)
Biggest Home Defeat: 0–6 v Newcastle United (17,404) (September 13th, 2016)

1,372 League games played at Loftus Road by Queens Park Rangers (including 2 play-offs)

The club was a founder member of the Football League Division 3 in 1920 and moved to the White City Stadium, with its superior facilities, for two periods in the 1930s and 1960s. The match v. Coventry City on March 1st, 1930 was played at Highbury Stadium due to crowd trouble. The club was also involved in a Football League Play Off Match at the neutral venue of the Millennium Stadium.

Home ground from August 30th, 1963 to present

QUEENS PARK RANGERS

League Record

First Match: 2–0 v Brighton & Hove Albion (-) (August 26th, 1933)
Last Match: 1–2 v Wrexham (-) (September 17th, 1962)
Highest Attendance: 22,000 v Bristol Rovers (5–2) (January 3rd, 1948)
Lowest Attendance: 3,000 v Cardiff City (5–1) (December 7th, 1935)
Biggest Home Win: 9–2 v Tranmere Rovers (4,921) (December 3rd, 1960)
Biggest Home Defeat: 3–6 v Reading (-) (August 21st, 1961)

489 League games played at Loftus Road by Queens Park Rangers

Home ground from August 25th, 1933 to October 4th, 1962

QUEENS PARK RANGERS

League Record

First Match: 0–0 v Reading (-) (September 6th, 1919)
Last Match: 3–0 v Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic (-) (May 2nd, 1931)
Highest Attendance: 20,000 v Watford (1–2) (August 28th, 1920)
Lowest Attendance: 7,000 v Bristol Rovers (2–2) (October 16th, 1926)
Biggest Home Win: 8–0 v Merthyr Town (12,000) (March 9th, 1929)
Biggest Home Defeat: 1–5 v Coventry City (-) (April 26th, 1928)

251 League games played at Loftus Road by Queens Park Rangers

Home ground from September 7th, 1917 to May 31st, 1931