English League One

Queens Park Rangers vs Wrexham, 2003/04 English League One, 2003/2004 English League One

· English League One
Queens Park Rangers
  • 67': Clarke Carlisle
  • 88': Kevin Mcleod
FT
2 - 0
Wrexham

    About

    Queens Park Rangers are hosting Wrexham at Loftus Road Stadium, , England, starting on . The match is a part of the English League One.

    Game Information

    Competition: English League One

    Venue: Loftus Road Stadium
    Location: , England
    Attendance: 13,363

    Line-Ups

    QPR Queens Park Rangers

    No. Name
    31 Lee Camp (GK)
    2 Terrell Forbes
    5 Clarke Carlisle
    20 Arthur Gnohéré
    7 Matty Rose
    14 Martin Rowlands
    8 Marc Bircham
    30 Richard Johnson
    22 Kevin Mcleod
    10 Kevin Gallen
    29 Paul Furlong
    Queens Park Rangers Substitutes:
    Steve Palmer, Richard Pacquette, Marcus Bean, Tony Thorpe, Jamie Cureton.

    WXM Wrexham

    No. Name
    27 Michael Ingham (GK)
    4 Stephen Roberts
    5 Brian Carey
    6 Dennis Lawrence
    7 Carlos Edwards
    14 Paul Edwards
    2 Jim Whitley
    10 Darren Ferguson
    19 Stephen Thomas
    9 Chris Armstrong
    11 Chris Llewellyn
    Wrexham Substitutes:
    Paul Whitfield, Shaun Holmes, Shaun Melvyn Pejic, Matt Crowell, Lee Jones.

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