That's it for tonight, but make sure to come back again tomorrow for a full day of football coverage on the BBC across TV, radio and online. It's going to be a good one.

Until then, have a nice evening. Coventry fans, I'm sure, will certainly have a good evening.

Coventry skipper and match-winner Kyle McFadzean tells Sky Sports:

"You can see from tonight we're good enough to step up and I think we've got a good chance this year of doing all right.

"We've got a good group and good team spirit and [that] can go a long way."

If you stuck with this game after a really low key first 30 minutes, I'm pleased for you. You were rewarded with five goals! That was hard to imagine after the early stages, wasn't it?

This result leaves both of these sides with three points from their opening two games of the campaign.

The Sky Blues came from behind, and then showed good fighting spirit to bounce back again after conceding an equaliser as QPR made it 2-2 against the run of play. They kept going and found the winner.

Mark Robins will be a happy man.

As for QPR, they'll be disappointed they weren't able to create more with the large amount of possession that they had, and their defending was a bit sloppy in the moments when it really mattered.

It's all over - Coventry get their first win back in the Championship.

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Oh no! It's a great chance, on the edge of the box, for QPR substitute Dominic Ball, but his goal-bound effort is inadvertently blocked by his own team-mate, Lyndon Dykes. They look so frustrated at that.

Ben Sheaf comes on for Jordan Shipley and that's Coventry's first change of the game, in the 90th minute.

Sheaf, 22, is on loan from Arsenal.

Lee Wallace gets a yellow card for a poor foul on Fankaty Dabo, as time begins to run out for QPR.

You have to say, on the balance of play since half-time, Coventry probably deserve that.

QPR's second and third changes see Luke Amos and Ilias Chair replaced by Dominic Ball and George Thomas.

Can they find a winner?

Here's another aerial chance for Coventry but Dominic Hyam's downward header is saved by Joe Lumley.

The hosts are going for it.

At the other end, Kyle McFadzean heads over for the hosts, from Gustavo Hamer's right-wing corner. Big chance.

McFadzean was just leaning back a bit, it was a fraction behind him, which made it tougher than it looked.

That's Frenchman Yoann Barbet's first QPR goal and it could set up a fascinating final 15 minutes.

Coventry break really quickly as Jamie Allen shows a burst of pace down the right and he picks out Gustavo Hamer's run, but Hamer's rising shot flies just wide.

Needing some inspiration, the visitors take off Tom Carroll and on comes Northern Ireland's Paul Smyth.

It's hard to see what part - if any - of this second half QPR will be pleased with so far.

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The visitors' Ilias Chair cynically tugs back Callum O'Hare to prevent O'Hare starting a counter attack and that's a clear yellow.