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Mark Warburton sends on Andre Gray in place of Chris Willock as QPR look to get back into this game after 60 minutes of Blackburn dominance.

Can they sneak a goal, here?

Tyrhys Dolan pounces onto a loose ball in the QPR box and eventually wins another corner to the hosts.

Harry Pickering sends it into the box quickly. A bit too quickly, because QPR clear it at the near post as soon as he puts in the delivery. A waste.

Deyovaisio Zeefuik is immediately called into action to take a throw-in deep into the QPR half.

The Rs eventually win the ball back. Play was held up for quite a while there so we could be in for a fair bit of injury time come 90 minutes, here.

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Deyovaisio Zeefuik will be coming on for Ryan Nyambe, who is now being stretched off.

A round of applause is given as he's carried from the field.

This doesn't look good for Ryan Nyambe. He's receiving a lot of attention from a fair few medics as it stands.

Hopefully he's OK.

Ryan Nyambe is down and in some discomfort after a pretty innocuous challenge for the ball with QPR's Jimmy Dunne.

He's down clutching his knee and this doesn't look good. Could Blackburn have another player confined to the treatment room, here?

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Penny for Blackburn boss Tony Mowbray's thoughts right now.

His side have had a succession of chances today but they just can't find the net.

Sam Gallagher once again tries his luck at the far post for Blackburn as he looks to reach a long cross.

Moses Odubajo does well to mark him, however, before he can divert a header goalbound.

So close to a Blackburn opener!

Reda Khadra on the corner of the QPR box curls in and forces a decent stoppage from David Marshall.

Sam Gallagher can't get onto the rebound, however.

We're back under way at Ewood Park.

David Marshall is a half-time replacement for QPR as he comes on for fellow goalkeeper Seny Dieng, who can't continue after his collision with Sam Gallagher just before the break.

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Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

There's been patient play and build-up from Blackburn.

QPR have been exposed at times but Reda Khadra couldn't take his opportunities.

As the half went on QPR have grown into it and created a couple opportunities themselves.

I think players will tire in the second half, spaces will open up and there will be more chances.

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The first half comes to an end and for all Blackburn's dominance - including seven corners - they still haven't found the net against QPR.

That's eight and a quarter hours without scoring for the hosts.

Two minutes' time added on before half-time.

Will we see a goal before the break?

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

Had that been on Bradley Johnson's left foot it was in the back of the net.

He didn't want it on his right foot, and he didn't want to have to change it onto his left.

My word Blackburn's finishing is not good today.

Once again they're served up chances on a plate, this time as Bradley Johnson picks up the ball in acres of space in the QPR box but he fires a tame shot straight at Seny Dieng.

Sam Gallagher slides in to try and work onto a cracking Reda Khadra swinging delivery.

He collides with QPR keeper Seny Dieng as he just misses Khadra's cross.

Dieng receives some treatment but he's cleared to carry on.

Another Blackburn corner as the action turns to the other end of the pitch.

Darragh Lenihan picks it up inside the box and tries his luck with a shot as he's falling backwards, but his effort goes well wide.

Kevin Gallacher
Former Blackburn striker on BBC Radio Lancashire

Ilias Chair just swings at it, no composure, which is unlike him.

He gives his QPR team-mates a thumbs-up for creating the opportunity, but that's a bad miss by his standards.

So close to the opener for QPR!

Chris Willock keepers the ball allive on the byeline and the ball falls to Ilias Chair who fires wide from close range.