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Queens Park Rangers Carabao Cup fixtures and results 2026/27

Queens Park Rangers won the first League Cup final staged at Wembley with a comeback from two goals down. Their 1967 triumph remains a striking example of what a lower-division side can achieve in this competition. Follow today's Rangers through the fixture list, then trace the campaign that produced that landmark.

UK kick-off times · GMT / BSTUpdated twice daily · Last fixture check: 14 Nov 2026, 18:00 GMT
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Queens Park Rangers: cup campaign

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Queens Park Rangers 1–1 Millwall. After penalties. Millwall win 2–0 on penalties. Millwall go through. Queens Park Rangers are out of this season’s Carabao Cup.

Queens Park Rangers fixtures, results and UK TV

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Two goals down against the holders at Wembley

On 4 March 1967, Third Division QPR beat top-flight West Bromwich Albion 3–2. Rangers had fallen two goals behind before Roger Morgan, Rodney Marsh and Mark Lazarus scored to turn the final around. West Brom were the holders, adding another layer to the upset.

The venue was part of the occasion: this was the first League Cup final held at Wembley. Rangers therefore supplied both a memorable comeback and the first winning team at the competition's new showpiece venue. The result is best read with those circumstances attached, rather than as an isolated 3–2 score.

UEFA's account places QPR among lower-division clubs who reached major finals. For Rangers supporters, the important distinction is that their side went further and won. The division gap describes the challenge they overcame in 1967; it is not a statement about either club's current league position.

The route was longer than one famous afternoon

Rangers opened their winning campaign by beating Colchester United 5–0. Aldershot then forced a replay after a 1–1 draw, with QPR winning the second meeting 2–0. Victories over Swansea Town, Leicester City and Carlisle United carried the team into the semi-finals.

The Birmingham City semi-final was played over two legs. QPR won 4–1 away and 3–1 at home, making the aggregate score 7–2. That emphatic passage to the final contrasts with the comeback required against West Brom at Wembley.

The historical record also lists Rangers as Third Division champions in 1966/67. League success and the cup triumph belong to the same season, but their results should be followed separately. When revisiting the cup run, the Aldershot replay and the two Birmingham legs explain why the number of matches is greater than the number of opponents.

QPR League Cup questions

Who scored QPR's goals in the 1967 final?

Roger Morgan, Rodney Marsh and Mark Lazarus scored as Rangers recovered from two goals down to beat West Bromwich Albion 3–2.

Which division were QPR in when they won?

Rangers were in the Third Division. They also won that division's title in the 1966/67 season, alongside their League Cup success.

Why does Birmingham appear twice in the winning run?

The semi-final had two legs. QPR's 4–1 away win and 3–1 home win combined for a 7–2 aggregate victory. The Wembley final that followed was a separate match against West Brom.

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