Femi John Atoyebi: , externalAston Villa have been sloppy, daft and clueless tonight. Relegation looks imminent.

Tariq Khan: , externalLambert seems to revive other teams, and helps them overcome their deficiencies but never his own. #Lambertout

Liam Sharpe: , externalBenteke is going to have one heck of a sore back at the end of this season if Villa are to stay up. Void of all creativeness.

Harry Redknapp winding down the clock a little bit as he makes another change, Leroy Fer walks off to a standing ovation with Niko Kranjcar replacing him. Three minutes of stoppage time shown by the fourth official.

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QPR make a change as defender Armand Traore replaces Eduardo Vargas. Shoring things up.

You feel that chance in the 80th minute was Aston Villa's best to set up a tense finish. The home fans certainly think so and there is a party atmosphere in the stands with QPR fans in full voice. Their side are set to climb off the bottom of the table with a win.

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Ryan Seaman: , externalNot sure Harry Fisher (75 mins) has heard of Saido Berahino.

Joshua Roberts:, external Harry Fisher is obviously forgetting about a certain Saido Berahino... No Englishman better at the moment.

Brian, London: There's something about Redknapp, down but never out.

Aston Villa are yet to score in the final 15 minutes of a Premier League game this season but they have their best chance yet when Tom Cleverley fires in a volley from the edge of the area that Rob Green parries, but it looks like Ciaran Clark is certain to bundle in only for Sandro to get across and do enough to put him off and Green is able to deny the follow up.

Matthew Lowton fouls Junior Hoilett and picks up Aston Villa's second booking of the game. Frustration at their plight bubbling, perhaps? Villa are on course for their fifth defeat in a row.

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Harry Fisher:, external Charlie Austin is the most clinical English striker around. Will be in the national squad by the end of the season

Confidence is oozing through the QPR players now as the Loftus Road crowd belt out 'Oles' every time one of their players completes a pass. They almost have another reason to cheer as Junior Hoilett clips the ball into the area to put Eduardo Vargas through on goal but he fires straight at Brad Guzan, who then smothers the ball with Charlie Austin lurking.

Vinny Person: , externalCharlie Austin has 4 league goals this season with some awful service. Soldado has 1 this whole year. Just saying

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"QPR, with the players they have, should be competitive at this level. This is a good win, they should have beaten Liverpool and they will not be cut off at the bottom."

Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert responds to that goal by making a double change. Andreas Weimann and Ashley Westwood go off, with Darren Bent and Joe Cole on in their place. Can they make a difference?

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"Junior Hoilett has come on and offered natural width and almost immediately QPR hit the post, and then the first time they get inside and put in a good centre, they score a second and put daylight between themselves and Aston Villa."

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A huge goal for QPR as Charlie Austin grabs his second of the game. Carlos Sanchez gives the ball away and Eduardo Vargas embarks on a lung-busting run towards the Villa area, clips the ball across goal and Austin stabs in. Harry Redknapp is up off his seat and puffs out his cheeks in relief.

Junior Hoilett's pace is always a danger and he finds himself with the ball and in space on the left, he breaks towards goal before curling a shot that has Brad Guzan beaten, but hits the post.

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Bobby Zamora's work is done for the evening as the striker, who set up Charlie Austin's goal, is replaced by Junior Hoilett. He slots into midfield, with Austin the lone striker.

I was a little surprised to see Andreas Weimann return for the second half after taking a knock in the first 45 minutes, but he is too slow to a challenge and catches Yun Suk-young, earning himself a yellow card.

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Paul: , externalAston Villa not been the same without Delph, big player

Russ: , externalIs it worth pointing out that if the current scoreline holds, QPR will only be 6 points behind Man Utd? :)