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And that's where we leave you folks, at the end of an epic day of action in the Championship.

I'm off to lie in a dark room for a few hours (or days).

We'll be back to take you through all the action when the English Football League returns after the next international break in just under two weeks' time.

For now, thank you for joining us.

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That draw is enough for QPR to stay in a play-off spot, above Blackburn on goal difference.

Mark Warburton's side have dropped a place today though, with Stoke leapfrogging them after victory at Luton earlier.

Blackpool are four places - but only one point - behind the R's, in 10th.

It's all over at Bloomfield Road and these two sides share a point with QPR moving back into sixth on goal difference, with Blackpool staying in 10th.

Gary Madine's penalty rescues a point for the hosts, who controversially had Kenny Dougall's header ruled out for offside early on, prior to Chris Willock's wonder strike for the visitors.

Almost!

Robert Dickie swings in a curled cross into the Blackpool box in search of his QPR teammate Lyndon Dykes.

Dykes puts a high foot in to try and divert it goalbound but it goes just over the bar.

Not long left, now.

Four minutes of time added on.

Four minutes for either side to make a break for it.

Demetri Mitchell puts in a lobbed ball across the face of goal as Blackpool try to make a break towards an attack in the QPR box.

R's keeper Seny Dieng does well to collect it but soon after Dieng is forced into action again as he scoops the ball away after Osman Kakay almost diverted the ball into his own net.

Frantic finale brewing, here.

Is this a missed opportunity to take home all three points?

Albert Adomah works onto the ball as QPR make a break upfield. He wins it on the edge of the Blackpool box and has the time to compose his shot.

However he diverts it high and wide.

Dominic Ball sees yellow for a lunging challenge on Demetri Mitchell.

That's QPR's fifth booking of the match and the seventh in the game overall.

Blimey, an actual chance!

Sonny Carey picks up the ball on the edge of the QPR box as Blackpool work it into their half.

He then turns and unleashes a shot which cannons off the outside of the right-hand post.

Meanwhile the hosts make another change as Demetri Mitchell comes on for Josh Bowler.

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I don't think it's unfair to say that this has turned into a bit of a drab affair as we enter this match's final stages.

Blackpool and QPR are exchanging possession but neither side are doing much with the ball when they win it back.

Blackpool make the first change with Owen Dale coming off and Sonny Carey coming on for the hosts.

Meanwhile the visitors make a double change. Charlie Austin and Dominic Ball come on. Goalscorer Chris Willock and Luke Amos come off.

Looking like both sides are readying a change here going into the final 20 minutes.

Could we be in for a frantic finale?

Ryan Wintle has just battered a shot well over the bar from outside the QPR box but boy did he give it some welly.

It's still all Blackpool but as yet no end product. 1-1 it remains.

It's quietened down somewhat so I will use this opportunity to tell you all that my better half is currently preparing some spaghetti and meatballs and let me tell you, friends, I am excited.

Meanwhile on the pitch, Lyndon Dykes heads down a long ball inside the box but none of his QPR teammates are on hand to latch onto it.

Or should that be 'heads down a long (meat)ball'? I'm quite hungry, I'm not gonna lie.

Gary Madine tries his luck as Blackpool race into the QPR box and he latches onto a long ball from Kenny Dougall.

His effort from long range goes wide of the mark, however.

Keshi Anderson's the latest player to go into the book, this time for a cynical foul as QPR played it short from a goal kick.

Thirty minutes to go and it's quietened down a bit on the pitch, albeit not in the stands.

Will both sides push for a winner late on in this one?

The fans are in fine voice after Blackpool's equaliser. Question is, can they find another goal?

QPR have mostly been on the back foot in this game since kick-off.

An important half an hour or so awaits.

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Ooh-er!

Blackpool win a penalty against QPR and it comes after visiting keeper Seny Dieng brings down Jordan Gabriel.

Dieng goes into the book for his trouble. Can Blackpool capitalise here?!

Albert Adomah, moments after his wayward shot for QPR, picks up a yellow card for a cynical foul as Blackpool charge upfield.

The hosts win a free-kick which they send into the box but it's easily cleared away by QPR.