QPR appeal against red card rejected, player will miss West Ham trip
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Queens Park Rangers will be without a member of their playing squad for the upcoming match against West Ham United after a challenge to a recent dismissal was unsuccessful. The football authorities upheld the original disciplinary decision, meaning the individual must now serve a mandatory suspension. Consequently, the player is unavailable for selection when the visiting side travels for the encounter. This development forces the opposition to alter their lineup and tactical approach for the fixture. West Ham will prepare for the arrival of their opponents knowing the visiting team must cope without a regular squad member following this final ruling on the sending-off.
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