Craven Cottage has been full of song all night.

With Moussa Dembele netting early on, Ben Pringle lashing home wonderfully, Ross McCormack's double and a polished defensive performance, they should be hoarse with delight.

Fulham with their first change of the game as midfielder Jamie O'Hara makes way for Lasse Vigen Christensen.

Yes, at this stage last season Fulham had waved goodbye to Felix Magath and had yet to win in the league.

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Is tonight the night?

While Fulham are yet to record a clean sheet in the league, they got through two rounds of the League Cup without conceding before losing 1-0 to Stoke City on Tuesday.

Prior to tonight, QPR had kept just one clean sheet in eight league games themselves. Tonight's performance highlights exactly why.

And the Championship's top goal scorer Charlie Austin is replaced by Daniel Toszer.

Seems that over extension trying to get a shot on goal was too much for Austin's hamstring.

Is there any way back for QPR now that the man who has scored half of their league goals this season has been forced off?

Charlie Austin is the latest QPR player to get treatment.

Are we about to see QPR's greatest hope of fighting back into this one go off?

Jamie O'Hara whips in a dangerous cross from the right across the face of goal and QPR's James Perch does well to deal with it, sending the ball out for a corner.

Paul Konchesky showing no signs of pain as he has been heavily involved in a period of sustained pressure from QPR.

However, his header straight at Andy Lonergan in Fulham's goal was hopeful at best as an attempt.

Fulham's Richard Stearman makes a well-timed tackle on James Perch, and it needed to be as Perch ran into the box after some of the best build-up play that QPR have strung together all night.

Pointless co-host and Fulham fan Richard Osman posted this on Twitter before kick-off tonight. He's right so far...

Paul Konchesky is getting treatment on his right thigh. Will manager Chris Ramsey be forced into another change? A night of a number of heavy hits for QPR so far.

Netherlands international Leroy Fer is a half-time change, with the QPR midfielder replacing Jamie Mackie, who himself came on to replace Tjaronn Chery after 34 minutes.

Mackie did take a knock moments after joining the action, surely that is the reason for the short stay?

And Fulham kick the second half off.

QPR have not won in the league since overcoming Huddersfield 1-0 on 29 August and that run looks set to continue. 

Fulham are poised to avoid their third defeat in six days, having gone out of the League Cup with a 1-0 defeat by Stoke City on Tuesday after going down 3-2 to Sheffield Wednesday in the league last week.

A fairly understated assessment of Fulham's first half performance from the club's official Twitter account...

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There are nine games in the Championship tomorrow, starting with Derby's trip to MK Dons (12:30 BST).

At 15:00 BST, leaders Brighton go to Bolton while third-placed Burnley host Reading.

Middlesbrough and Leeds round things off on Sunday (13:15 BST).

Follow live text commentaries of MK Dons v Derby and Middlesbrough v Leeds on the BBC Sport website.

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Huddersfield Town came from a goal down to draw with Nottingham Forest and deny Dougie Freedman's side a place in the top six.

Town midfielder Emyr Huws cancelled out a first-half volley from Ryan Mendes.

While the players take a break at Craven Cottage, let's look back at last night's Championship game and look ahead to the weekend's action.