Harry Redknapp is convinced QPR can bounce back from their FA Cup humiliation by upsetting champions Manchester City at Loftus Road on Tuesday.
Bottom-of-the-table Rangers, beaten 4-2 at home by League One outfit MK Dons, desperately need to continue their impressive league form if they are to have any chance of avoiding relegation.
And manager Redknapp, who rested several first-choice players at the weekend, believes a full-strength R’s side is capable of pulling off another unexpected win.
“It’ll be a different [QPR] team on Tuesday and we’ll be ready,” he said.
“People who saw the Liverpool game will have thought ‘That’s the end of QPR’ but we came back against Chelsea and Tottenham and then went to West Ham and drew.”
Redknapp is hopeful Adel Taarabt and recent signing Loic Remy will shake off minor injuries in time to play.
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This post was last modified on 28/01/2013