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  • Kick-off: 20:00
  • Venue: Loftus Road Stadium
  • Attendance: 11538
  • Referee: Hill, K

Live Commentary

90 mins

The ref has blown his whistle for full time.

90 mins

Martin Rowlands is replaced by Zesh Rehman.

90 mins

Wes Hoolahan is booked for unsporting behaviour.

85 mins

Akos Buzsaky is being taken off, Kieran Lee has come on in his place.

73 mins

Goal!! Blackpool have scored with Stephen McPhee putting it in the back of the net.

71 mins

Gary Taylor-Fletcher is being taken off, Keigan Parker has come on in his place.

66 mins

Patrick Agyemang is being taken off, Gavin Mahon has come on in his place.

60 mins

Goal!! Ben Burgess scores for Blackpool.

54 mins

Andy Morrell is replaced by Ben Burgess.

53 mins

Keith Southern is replaced by David Fox.

47 mins

Goal!! Martin Rowlands scores for QPR.

46 mins

The second half is under way with the score currently at 2 v 0.

45 mins

The ref has blown his whistle for half time.

40 mins

Goal!! QPR have scored with Rowan Vine putting it in the back of the net.

29 mins

The referee has booked Gary Taylor-Fletcher.

11 mins

Goal!! QPR have scored with Akos Buzsaky putting it in the back of the net.

0 mins

It's 8pm on Tuesday, March 11th, the match has kicked off.

Match Report

QPR kept alive their slim play-off hopes by ending Blackpool's five-match unbeaten run with a 3-2 victory at Loftus Road.

Luigi De Canio's men are now eight points off the top six with eight games to go after this comfortable victory, which was sealed through first-half goals from Akos Buzsaky and Rowan Vine and finished off by Martin Rowlands

Blackpool are one point behind their opponents after a disappointing display that saw them fail to compete until Ben Burgess and Stephen McPhee pulled them back into the game.

It took the hosts only 11 minutes to take the lead through an extremely lucky strike from Hungarian midfielder Buzsaky.

The goal was created by Patrick Agyemang, who escaped down the left before crossing to the back post, where the January signing from Plymouth shinned the ball into the ground, before it slowly looped over Paul Rachubka and in.

It was Buzsaky's ninth league goal of the season, making the 25-year-old Rangers' highest scorer in their topsy-turvy campaign.

The hosts piled on the pressure and the second Rangers goal arrived five minutes before the break as Vine, stationed wide on the left, picked up a loose ball before driving into the box and stabbing the ball inside the far post.

Just a minute into the second period it was three as Rowlands benefited from some terrible Blackpool defending, firing home as Agyemang laid the ball back to him after Vine took out the entire visiting defence with a simple run.

Blackpool substitute Burgess pulled one back on the hour, finishing well after Ian Evatt had put him through on Lee Camp.

And just over ten minutes later it was game on as McPhee headed home from three yards after Kaspars Gorkss had headed a corner back across goal.

But Rangers survived to claim the three points that their first-half showing probably deserved.

Queens Park Rangers

Blackpool

Corners

2 6

Fouls

13 9

Goal attempts

13 8

Shots off target

3 4

Offsides

3 6

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