Two 8s stand out in West Brom player ratings after QPR draw | OneFootball

Max O'Leary and Callum Styles were West Brom's standouts in the draw with QPR, the keeper's stops and the midfielder's goal earning a deserved point.

According to ExpressAndStar.com, a slack pass from Toby Collyer preceded QPR's opener, credited as a Chris Mepham own goal after Burrell challenged. Felix Horn Myhre then supplied Styles to equalise, his second in four games while filling in at right-back.

O'Leary was excellent when it mattered, producing a top save from Poku and another from a Burrell header to preserve parity.

Nat Phillips maintained his recent standards with blocks and interceptions, while Mepham was otherwise assured despite the misfortune. Conor Townsend marked his first league start since April 2025 with a steady display, and Jayson Molumby was disciplined and headed one chance wide.

Collyer, on his second debut after a £three million move, used the ball well and showed energy aside from that error. Isaac Price dipped below his usual level, Rabby Nzingoula began brightly but faded, and Horn Myhre was tidy in support. Aune Heggebo looked short of sharpness and steered his one clear opening just wide from a Collyer cross.

Kareem Tunde arrived on 68 minutes, with Jimmy-Jay Morgan, Barney Stewart and Ousmane Diakite introduced on 74, and George Campbell on 90+one. The bench had limited impact. Unused were Ingram, Maughan, Crowther and Whitwell.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com

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