Good afternoon from Loftus Road!
It's been a disappointing couple of weeks for QPR but the team will no doubt be determined to put things right in front of their own fans.
The comfortable defeat against Middlesbrough two weeks was made worse after losing 2-0 to 10-man Bristol City at Ashton Gate seven days ago, a defeat which has injected the Hoops faithful with a wave of anxiety.
In terms of six-pointers, you won't find a much bigger game than this afternoon's clash against Barnsley; with a victory bringing the relegation-battlers within touching distance of Ian Holloway's men.
I wouldn't describe it as a must-win, but a defeat must be out of the question for the QPR camp.
As ever, we'll have all the build-up, team news and updates as it happens right here.
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GOAL! QPR 1 (Scowen) Barnsley 0
Josh Scowen bends a sublime effort past the goalkeeper to give QPR the lead!
Alex Smithies makes a remarkable save to stop Adam Hammill’s volley finding the top corner.
QPR are defending well here, as a fluid Barnsley attack looks to over-run the central area of the pitch, with both wingers cutting inside to over-populate the area behind the attackers.
Thankfully, QPR are handling it relatively well so far.
It hasn’t been a classic by any stretch of the imagination, and both sides are cancelling each other out here with the scores at 0-0 before the break.
A great piece of control by Joel Lynch brings the ball down on the left before he whips in a fierce cross.
Someone should have been on the end of that.
An out-of-character burst forward by Nedum Onuoha leads Jordan Cousins to go close after a ball from Wszolek.
QPR are starting to find their way into the game here, but the centre of defence still looks like an area that could cause problems as Barnsley look to break with pace.
Barnsley break again as Kieffer Moore finds space down the left flank but has his effort saved.
Adam Hammill’s effort on the right is deflected into Alex Smithies’ arms by Josh Scowen.
Barnsley certainly looking the more dangerous as QPR’s new defensive line find their feet.
A delicately chipped free-kick in from Hammill finds Matt Mills who hits his effort high over the bar.