It goes from bad to worse for QPR.

Yoann Barbet is sent off for a professional foul for bringing down the unmarked and onrushing Hal Robson-Kanu just outside the hosts' box.

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A great set of opportunities for West Brom who could have doubled their lead.

Matheus Pereira plays a neat ball to Kyle Edwards who fires straight at QPR keeper Joe Lumley before Jake Livermore fires over the rebound.

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Derby County boss Phillip Cocu has left out Mason Bennett and Tom Lawrence, after both were charged with drink driving following an incident in midweek.

West Brom are knocking the ball around at the minute and are dominating the possession as this game begins to draw to a close.

Nahki Wells is replaced by Marc Pugh as QPR aim to get something out of this game and avoid seeing their winning run come to an end.

It's 14:00 BST and the Leeds team coach has only just arrived at The Valley for their game with Charlton.

We know how meticulous Marcelo Bielsa is in his preparation, so the Argentine is unlikely to be pleased!

The hosts make a change as Eberechi Eze makes way for Bright Osayi-Samuel.

Meanwhile, Grady Diangana fires a dangerous shot which QPR keeper Joe Lumley palms away for a corner, which comes to nothing.

Matt Phillips then comes off after playing most of the match against his former club and is replaced by Kyle Edwards.

Toni Leistner is making a nuisance of himself this afternoon and brings down Hal Robson-Kanu almost on the halfway line, giving the visitors a free-kick.

The set piece sails towards the box and goes out for a goal kick. As we enter the final 20 minutes, QPR aren't doing much to get back into this game.

The tempo of this match has calmed down a bit after the mad rush following Nathan Ferguson's opener for West Brom.

Ferguson pressures Todd Kane on the right flank as he attempts to put a cross into the West Brom box but Baggies keeper Sam Johnstone is on hand to collect his effort.

Now it's QPR's turn to strike and Eberechi Eze tees up Ilias Chair to fire well over the bar from outside the 18-yard line.

Meanwhile, Charlie Austin comes off for West Brom as he's replaced by Hal Robson-Kanu.

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Charlie Austin once again fires a shot on goal, this time from an acute angle in the right-hand corner of the QPR box.

Joe Lumley puts in a tremendous diving save to deny the visitors a second goal in six minutes.

Matt Phillips works a corner after putting the pressure on QPR's Yoann Barbet, much to the joy of the travelling Albion fans behind the goal.

Charlie Austin eventually works onto the corner, totally unmarked, and fires massively over the crossbar.

West Brom look good for their lead right now, but it's telling of the quality of this game that Nathan Ferguson's goal was the first shot on target after nearly an hour.

Grady Diangana does well to turn and wriggle his way through two or three QPR markers and tee up enough room to shoot on goal.

However, his follow up effort curls well right of Joe Lumley's left-hand upright.

Big chance from QPR just now as Toni Leistner works onto a poor West Brom clearance.

He beats his first marker as he chests the ball down and manages to control it long enough to shoot on goal but it sails wide of the mark.

That would have been quite something had it gone in.

No changes to either side as QPR get us back under way in west London.

Fulham ended their five-game winless run in all competitions with a deserved home victory over Wigan Athletic.

Joe Bryan fired into the bottom corner shortly after half-time to break the deadlock and Tom Cairney's sweet strike from the edge of the box found the top corner to seal the three points late on.

Those two second-half goals came after the hosts had controlled a goalless first half but had been thwarted by in-form Wigan goalkeeper David Marshall.

The result leaves the Latics with just one win in their past 26 away league matches since August 2018 and with just eight points from their nine league matches so far this term.

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Nottingham Forest went top of the Championship for the first time in five years with a comeback victory that left Stoke still waiting for their first league win of the season.

Stoke led with Lee Gregory's clean strike from 12 yards, but that was cancelled out when Joe Lolley punished a mistake from home goalkeeper Jack Butland.

Sammy Ameobi's towering header from Matty Cash's cross two minutes into the second half completed the turnaround and Lewis Grabban poked in from close range to make it 3-1 to the visitors.

James McClean's glancing header set up a tense finish, but Stoke could not avoid a seventh defeat in nine league games this season, increasing pressure on Potters manager Nathan Jones.

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Well, how are QPR not a goal up right at the break?!

Ilias Chair leaves two West Brom defenders in his wake as he rushes through towards the visiting goal but he can't quite get a shot through and eventually the Baggies sheepishly clear the ball away before the half-time whistle is blown.

Plenty to think about for either side at the break.

Two minutes have been added on to this first half. Can either side go into the dressing rooms with a goal?