Marti Cifuentes returns to Loftus Road on Saturday for the first time since buying himself out of his contract at QPR and joining Leicester. The sides are level on 31 points each in 8th and 9th place but Leicester are beginning to look like a side capable of challenging for the play-offs. Here are five things to look out for on Saturday.
18.12.25Matchday
The Moonraker reflects on the past 12 months with part one of our end-of-year A to Z, with special mention for Aaron Drinan, the Advisory Board, Filozofe Mabete's dad, overdue bills... and the Great Bovril Shortage of 2025.
17.12.25Features
Writer and Ireland supporter Daragh believes Heimir Hallgrímsson should consider Wycombe Wanderers' Jamie Mullins for a spot in his senior squad for Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Czechia in Ma
16.12.25Opinion
ANDY HAMMOND: Perhaps the best performance came from the 137 travelling fans, with a special mention for the younger contingent who embraced the fancy dress theme wholeheartedly. How could we lose with Jesus turning up to support us?
15.12.25Matchday
Patience will be the key to Mikki Van Sas' success at Wycombe Wanderers, as the goalkeeper is clearly a long-term project at Adams Park.
14.12.25Features
Drinan is now banned for two crucial festive fixtures. If one pathetic yellow card can have such significant sporting consequences, there ought to be some sort of oversight.
14.12.25Opinion
MACHEL HEWITT: This game will not be easy for Bromley, especially when you consider that all four of the games the Ravens have lost this season have been away from home.
12.12.25Matchday
Town have to live with the weight of newfound expectation if they are to have the sort of season they, their manager, and the fans think they are capable of. This weekend, that means driving a spear into the coughing corpse of a local rival.
12.12.25Opinion
Two teams who were relegated from the Premier League last season go head-to-head at the King Power Stadium on Saturday as Leicester City host Ipswich Town. Both sides are starting to look up rather than down despite indifferent starts to the campaign. Here are five things we’ll be looking out for here at For Fox Sake.
Tactical analyst Dom gives a comprehensive breakdown of Wycombe Wanderers' 1-0 defeat to Plymouth Argyle on Tuesday evening.
11.12.25Analysis
MACHEL HEWITT: This performance was a perfect showcase of how Bromley can beat you in myriad ways. Overcoming a lacklustre first half, they found a way to score three goals from three different players and by three different means.
11.12.25Matchday
The Robins go into the game without several first-team players, with none of those missing from the defeat by Cheltenham Town on Tuesday (December 9) fit enough to return.
11.12.25News
A tale of two-halves as the Foxes strolled into a two-goal lead, before a poor second-half allowed the Robins to secure a well-earned point in the EFL Championship.
Despite a slow start to life in England, writer Daragh believes Bradley Fink will come good for Wycombe Wanderers.
10.12.25Opinion
The sensory room is equipped with football-themed sensory equipment such as bubble tubes, ambient lighting, tactile resources, and soothing soundscapes – creating an oasis of calm for supporters with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing needs.
10.12.25News
ANALYSIS: The two teams were feeble in possession, the wind blew best-laid plans off course, and frankly we’d all have been better served sitting somewhere warmer. Somewhere more festive. Somewhere that offered joy rather than hoovering up every crumb of positivity.
10.12.25Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Even the most churlish and curmudgeonly among the fanbase surely respect that Neil Smith laid the foundations for where Bromley are now.
09.12.25Matchday
Wright had to be withdrawn from the FA Cup win on Saturday (December 6) following a blow to his back. The defender, who has rarely been the subject of fitness concern during his time at Swindon, may well require longer than a few days to recover.
09.12.25News
Town’s players, staff and fans were dreaming of a trip to a big Premier League side, the prospect of a giant visiting the County Ground, or at least a local derby. Instead, it’ll be a trip to Salford City.
08.12.25News
Saturday’s victory over Derby County was far from perfect, but it showed signs of the togetherness both within the squad, and between the fans and players that has been missing too often this season. Now the challenge for City is turning that into something more meaningful. Here are five things worth keeping an eye on.
07.12.25Matchday
Are Swindon teams actually allowed to be like this? Surely a display of such unmitigated effort, energy, creativity and class comes with an FA charge? An EFL points deduction?
Wycombe Wanderers were thrashed by Exeter City, who have one of the lowest budgets in the division, but how has this been allowed to happen?
06.12.25Opinion
What has happened? Why is Ian Holloway not involving Mabete, despite evidence that might suggest he is worthy of a run in the side? And what does it teach us about the Town manager’s methods?
06.12.25Features
The East Midlands derby went the Foxes' way as they came away with a 3-1 win and local bragging rights, against the form book.
06.12.25Matchday
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