QPR and Aston Villa are playing live on the English Premier League schedule on Monday to finish the week and the game from Loftus Road starts at 4 pm ET on NBA and the NBC Sports Network Live Extra and has the two EPL teams looking for points and comes ahead of a game in April when Queens Park has the away game and it comes as Aston Villa tries to push into the middle of the EPL table standings.
Aston Villa comes into the day at 15 in the league standings and they are tied along with Newcastle and West Brom, while QPR is at the bottom of the Premier League. Queens Park is the last place team in 20th place and they have one win on the season and they have just four points, tied with Burnley at the bottom of the EPL. QPR has midfielder Adel Taarabt out for the match and both Nedum Onuoha and Sandro are doubtful in the game with injuries and that will be tough for Queens Park. Paul Lambert is looking for Aston Villa to have Philippe Senderos, while Christian Benteke is coming back in after starting for the first time since back in March in the loss to Everton.
Aston Villa comes in with QPR on the schedule ahead of a matchup with Tottenham and that is at home after this away game. The team then has West Ham before a matchup with Southampton and the schedule is manageable with Burnley and Crystal Palace coming up. The team has Manchester United later in the December schedule and that comes ahead of a matchup with Swansea City.
QPR comes into the game after a loss against Liverpool and that was at home and now the team has Aston Villa and after that they have a big game with Chelsea. That matchup will be at Stamford Bridge and coming up after that they host Man City and that is always a tough test. Coming up on the schedule are games against Newcastle as well as Swansea City, Burnley, Crystal Palace and then against Arsenal.
This is the final game of the week and QPR comes in tied at the bottom of the EPL standings with Burnley on points. The team is way back and Chelsea is on top of the standings still and they have a lead over Southampton. The team is in over Man city and the rest of the standings have West Ham, Arsenal, Swansea City and Liverpool, while Manchester United is next. The standings have Tottenham and Stoke City next and then it's West Brom and Newcastle.