Polter heads QPR ahead early on
Henry's deflected effort levels for Wolves
Chery hits post late on for QPR
Ethan Ebanks-Landell gives away a very soft free-kick in a dangerous position for QPR. Matt Phillips picks out Leroy Fer, but the Dutchman heads over from eight yards.
A decent chance squandered, as Rangers' new £2.5m signing Conor Washington warms up on the sidelines.
End-to-end stuff now.
Matt Phillips picks up the ball 30 yards out for QPR and makes up some ground before shooting low at Carl Ikeme.
Wolves break and Dave Edwards heads over the bar from 10 yards.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAfter that Wolves equaliser, this is anyone's game. Who wants to win it?
Rajiv van La Parra has looked Wolves' most likely to create something in this match, and he sends across another good ball from the right wing, but there's no gold shirt on the end of it.
In truth, it always seemed like it would take something like that for Wolves to get back into this match. But they'll take it, of course.
Wanderers are back defending for the moment, with QPR striker Sebastian Polter sending a shot in on the turn straight at Carl Ikeme.
Quote MessageIn hindsight somebody could have closed him down, but it's just thoroughly unlucky and a thoroughly undeserved goal for Wolves as well.
Matt Lawrence, BBC Radio London co-commentator
QPR 1-1 Wolves
Wolves are level in fortunate circumstances as James Henry sends in a shot from 25 yards and it deflects off two QPR defenders into the net past Alex Smithies.
They conceded after two minutes of the first half, but they've equalised three minutes into the second period.
Image source, PAQPR 1-0 Wolves
No substitutions to report as Wolves, who are trailing 1-0, get the second half under way.
While we wait for the players to come back out at Loftus Road, there's enough time to tell you about today's other Championship fixtures.
Leaders Middlesbrough host Nottingham Forest and second-placed Hull travel to Craven Cottage to face Slavisa Jokanovic's Fulham.
Meanwhile, there's a huge game at the bottom of the table as Bolton host fellow strugglers MK Dons.
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Image source, Rex FeaturesJust over half an hour has been played in the Premier League, as Norwich City host Liverpool.
Dieumerci Mbokani has just brought the Canaries level after Roberto Firmino had put the visitors in front.
Image source, Rex FeaturesWhile the players take a break and the fans tuck into their half-time refreshments, let me tell you about what's happening elsewhere in the world of football...
QPR 1-0 Wolves
Image source, Rex FeaturesQPR lead by a single goal at the break, scored by Sebastian Polter in the second minute.
Polter rose highest to meet a left-wing free-kick and net his fourth goal in five games for Rangers.
Into two minutes of stoppage time at Loftus Road.
Quote MessageLooking at him, I don't think Sebastian Polter's the most technically gifted player in the world, but he isn't getting ideas above his station. Danny Batth will know he's been in a game. He's causing so many more problems than Le Fondre is.
Matt Lawrence, BBC Radio London co-commentator
QPR winger Junior Hoilett shows some good feet to cut inside onto his right foot, but his tame shot from 20 yards is easily gathered by Carl Ikeme.
Image source, Rex FeaturesAbout six minutes and stoppage time remaining in the first half. It's been a fairly even contest in terms of possession so far, with little in the way of goalmouth action at either end.
Sebastian Polter's second-minute header still separates the two sides.
Sebastian Polter is in excellent form in front of goal - his early header was his fourth in five appearances for QPR. The German gets on the end of another cross but he nods the ball straight at goalkeeper Carl Ikeme.
Quote MessageRajiv van La Parra is the only Wolves player causing problems. He's beating Konchesky all day long but it's good covering by the QPR defenders to stop his cross.
Matt Lawrence, BBC Radio London co-commentator
Matt Doherty heads a drilled cross behind for a QPR corner, which is taken short by Massimo Luongo. A devilish, deflected cross causes chaos and Wolves clear at about the seventh attempt.
On the counter-attack, Rajiv van La Parra's cross is hooked clear by the Rangers defence.
A Wolves cross from the right drifts harmlessly behind for a goal kick. They've recovered well from the early setback of going a goal behind, without ever really looking like equalising.
Meanwhile, QPR goalscorer Sebastian Polter is back on his feet after receiving some treatment for a knock.