Marti cifuentes predictions.
Marti Cifuentes, the manager of Queens Park Rangers, shared his prediction for the upcoming matches involving Leicester City and West Bromwich Albion after his team’s 2-2 draw with the Baggies.
QPR’s Sam Field, playing against his former team, scored both goals in a draw, aiding QPR’s relegation battle. Meanwhile, West Brom gained a point in London, extending their lead over Norwich in the playoff race.
Since their relegation from the Premier League in 2021, the Baggies have remained in the Championship, and manager Carlos Corberan aims to secure top-flight football at The Hawthorns. Meanwhile, Leicester leads the second tier, but with ten games left, they’re only three points ahead of Ipswich Town following a recent dip in form.
Cifuentes gives Leicester and West Brom verdict.
Following the draw against Albion at Loftus Road, the 41-year-old manager remarked to the press, “Since I’ve been here, we’ve been competing well against these kinds of sides. I recall a loss at home against Southampton, but we put in a strong performance.”
It seems like they’re demonstrating a strong desire. We hold great respect for those teams. Leicester City boasts a fantastic squad, consistently showcasing their quality with victories. I’m confident they’ll secure promotion to the Premier League.
I spoke with Carlos (Corberan) after the game, and I’m confident they’ll make the playoffs. While it’s tight up there, they possess fantastic quality. We respect our opponents, but our focus is on ourselves. Regardless of the opponent, we need points, given our current situation.
The QPR manager statement about carlos.
He praised Carlos Corberan’s work at The Hawthorns, acknowledging his success at Huddersfield Town and now at West Brom. He noted the competitiveness of Corberan’s team and speculated that Corberan might be happier with the point earned in the match. Overall, he commended Corberan for doing a great job.
It’s Leicester and West Brom’s to lose
Leicester City holds a five-point lead over third place in the battle for automatic promotion, while West Bromwich Albion maintains a five-point advantage over seventh place in the race for a top-six finish.
However, both sides have shown signs of faltering as of late – Leicester had lost three on the bounce before their win at Sunderland on Tuesday night, whilst West Brom have only won two of their last five.
With the teams chasing them for their respective positions in fine form, the race for a place in the automatic spots and the play-offs is going to go down to the wire.