That's all from this bumper FA Cup draw and Premier League live text commentary as QPR secure a much-needed win. I'll point you in the direction of the full match report from tonight's game, with reaction to come later.

Tomorrow attention turns to the League Cup, so join us again then. Cheerio.

A concerned Villa fan: Villa to join Forest and Blackburn as a big club with lots of history in the Championship if this form continues, next 3 fixtures are Spurs, West Ham and Southampton, can see this run of 5 losses and no goals become 8 losses without a goal and ultimately relegation.

Aston Villa fans waiting to hear the thoughts of Paul Lambert I'm sorry to disappoint you, there's been no sign of him as yet for his post-match interview.

Lambert, you've got six minutes to get your thoughts in this live text commentary...

Tom Castle: , externalSurely there is some fine print in Lambert's contract that will void it. Phone the lawyers.

Fred Holker: , externalSo far we've learned from Pardew & now maybe Redknapp that coaches need patience and time. Villa fans should wait on Lambert

QPR manager Harry Redknapp on Sky Sports: "It was an excellent performance, we did ever so well. They dominated possession in the second half but once we put an extra man into midfield we started seeing more of the ball and hit the post before scoring a second. We have worked very hard here at home.

"Sandro had his first 90 minutes tonight and he made such a difference. I've not had players like Jordon Mutch and Joey Barton available and I've just not been able to gel a team together.

"I had a spell of putting Bobby Zamora on as a sub, but I had a chat with him and we decided to try him from the start and take him off when he tired. There's no reason why Charlie Austin can't score a lot of goals this season, I'm pleased for the lad."

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There will be no manager more relaxed than Harry Redknapp tonight, with his very future as QPR boss speculated to have been in doubt had they lost to Aston Villa.

Still plenty to do, mind, as I felt QPR - Charlie Austin aside - were pretty average against what was a poor Villa side.

Sid the Villain: The bottom 6 now will be the bottom 6 at the end. No improvement at Villa in 3 years with Lambert. Our luck will run out unless a change is made.

Adrian: Supporting a team means supporting everything about it including the manager. Villa have Lambert get behind him and less of the negativity.

Scott, Lincoln: Charlie Austin is a very underrated striker in this league. Him and Vargas could be a deadly pair as the season goes on.

Football journalist Amy Lawrence on BBC Radio 5 live: "I just thought the sound of QPR fans oleing midway through the second half was a symbol of how desperate they were to see a positive sign here.

"QPR were relatively comfortable and to have that almost relaxing game is really helpful and the psychological difference of not being bottom of the table will do them the power of good."

Midfielder Jermaine Jenas:, external "Great performance from QPR great to see Charlie Austin getting across the front post! Proper strikers finish that, also Vargas and dunny!"

Austin Nkem:, external Everyone talking about Paul Lambert, but what's old Roy Keane's role in the team? Villa only gone backward since he's joined.

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So what's to be done, Aston Villa fans?

Have your say right now on BBC Radio 5 live by calling 0500 909 693 or text on 85058.

Steve, London: Forget Charlie Austin and Saido Berahino. Bradley Wright-Phillips is the best English striker around at the moment...

Bradley Wright-Philips scored his 27th goal in just 32 games for New York Red Bulls, equalling the all-time MLS goalscoring record in a single season.

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QPR striker Charlie Austin, speaking to Sky Sports: "Without my team-mates I wouldn't score goals. It's a massive win. We knew if we put in half the performance we did against Liverpool, we'd get something out of this game. But we put in an even better performance."

QPR striker Bobby Zamora, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was a great finish for Charlie Austin's first goal. It gave us something to hang onto.

"Our performances at home have been very good. It's a good turning point for us today."

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Jonathan Warren:, external I've supported Lambert but it is time for him to go. He has a much improved squad this year but we're awful for the third year.

Tariq: , externalMaking the wrong records. Worst run in the club's history! Sad thing is I can't see him getting sacked.

Jack Preece, Tamworth: Villa have Spurs and in-form West Ham next and I can't see any points out of those games. If we don't score that's 7 games, 0 points, 0 goals and hopefully the sack for Lambert.

Brandon Moorhouse, Bradford: Saying Berahino and Austin are the best two English strikers is a bit rash still? We do have Rooney, Welbeck, Sturridge...

Steve Claridge
BBC Radio 5 live

"Fully deserved. Not a lot of quality and not a lot of difference between the sides but the introduction of Junior Hoilett and Leroy Fer going into midfield just shored things up and they deserved the win in the end."

QPR secure only their second win of the season to move off the bottom of the Premier League, Charlie Austin's goals enough to ensure they leapfrog the striker's former team Burnley. That's five defeats in a row for Aston Villa, who have also not scored a single goal in that run.

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QPR retain possession as time ticks away. Both sides just going through the motions now really, with the inevitable outcome seconds away.