Double change for the home side.

Andre Gray and Albert Adomah are on and Lee Wallace and Osman Kakay are off.

That could mean a change of shape for the R's.

The home side are hanging on in the face of wave after wave of Bournemouth attacks.

The R's just can't get out though.

Bournemouth are looking to kill this off now.

QPR started well but, having not played in more than three weeks, they're starting to drop off again.

Oh no, that is a sitter!

A cross from the Bournemouth right goes all the way across and Jaidon Anthony is as free as a bird at the back post to turn it home.

He doesn't expect it to come through to him and the ball skews off the side of his boot and wide.

Bournemouth midfielder Junior Stanislas makes way for Jaidon Anthony.

That's the Cherries' first change.

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Bournemouth work the free-kick really cleverly and Junior Stanislas slides Dominic Solanke in on goal.

His low shot is kept out by a combination of home goalkeeper Seny Dieng and a defender.

QPR midfielder Andre Dozzell is the next man in the book for a cynical foul on Philip Billing.

Ryan Christie, formerly of Celtic, goes in late on Lee Wallace, formerly of Rangers.

Yellow card for the Bournemouth man.

QPR enjoying the lion's share of possession so far this half but they're yet to force a save from visiting goalkeeper Mark Travers.

Bournemouth winger Junior Stanislas is getting some treatment after landing awkwardly after an aerial challenge.

Looks like he's going to be able to continue.

As in the first half there's plenty of space out there for both teams to make the most of.

Lyndon Dykes looks to run in behind for the home side but he's flagged offside.

QPR have made a bright start to this half, as they did the first to be fair.

This is their first game since 5 December because of some Covid-19 issues.

Bournemouth get us back under way.

QPR have brought on Andre Dozzell for Ilias Chair.

The Morocco international picked up an injury in the first half. His national team coach will hope this doesn't put him out of contention for the African Cup of Nations next month.

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It won't have escaped your attention that yesterday's Boxing Day fixture list was considerably lighter than usual.

Unfortunately, Covid-19 cases meant the majority of games scheduled to be played in the EFL on 26 December had to be postponed.

With the quick turnaround between games at this time of year sadly a lot of matches due to be played in the coming days are now also going the same way.

Click here to see the which games have already been postponed.

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The Cherries are going top as it stands.

The home side had the better of the opening exchanges but Scott Parker's men withstood the pressure.

They should have taken the lead when Dominic Solanke headed over from six yards but the former Chelsea and Liverpool man made no mistake a few minutes before half time with a lovely deft header into the far corner.

Into one minute of time added on.

What have QPR got now then?

They started this game really brightly but Bournemouth had taken control in the past 20 minutes before they took the lead.

QPR's Sam Field is the first name in the book for a challenge on Jefferson Lerma on the touchline.