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'His confidence is high': QPR boss Warburton backs Lyndon Dykes

Queens Park Rangers' Lyndon Dykes (second left) celebrates scoring their first goal of the game with

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Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Warburton is backing striker Lyndon Dykes to continue his prolific form as they head into the final stretch of the Championship season. The R’s will make the trip away to the Riverside Stadium on Saturday which...
Queens Park Rangers' Lyndon Dykes (left) and Rotherham United's Daniel Barlaser battle for the ball

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We didn't stand up insists QPR boss Warburton in Rotherham defeat

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Queens Park Rangers' Lyndon Dykes (left) and Rotherham United's Daniel Barlaser battle for the ball

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Freddie Ladapo lifts Rotherham United to comeback victory over QPR

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Brent Schools under-13s face the camera

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Brent Schools teams return to action with victories

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Queens Park Rangers' Chris Willock (right) and Sheffield Wednesday's Osaze Urhoghide (left) battle f

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QPR boss Warburton says they will be prepared for a strong Rotherham side

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Brent Schools under-9s face the camera upon their return to action

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Brent Schools under-9s return to action with a draw against Highgate...

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Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Warburton on the touchline during the Sky Bet Championship match at

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QPR boss Warburton disappointed with Nottingham Forest defeat

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Kids playing football for free now sports return

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Free football for kids with QPR as outdoor sports return

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Reading's Ovie Ejaria (left) and Queens Park Rangers' Rob Dickie battle for the ball during the Sky

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QPR defender Dickie wants to finish the season strongly

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Reading's Ovie Ejaria (left) and Queens Park Rangers' Rob Dickie battle for the ball during the Sky

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QPR boss Warburton felt it was two points dropped away to Reading

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