That's everything from me in a game that had more than its fair share of drama and controversy and could have big ramifications for the two clubs' finishing positions in the Championship this season.

You can read our full match report here.

Otherwise, we'll look forward to some more fun on Tuesday when we'll have more action from the EFL and National League.

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And this is what it means for the table, with QPR climbing back up into the play-off places in fourth position.

Luton fall a place to seventh but are level on points with sixth-placed Sheffield United after 36 games.

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The full-time whistle goes and QPR complete the comeback for a huge win in the race for the play-offs, having won just one game in their last seven before today.

Luton looked in full control as they led through Cameron Jerome's first-half strike.

QPR were handed a lifeline when Andre Gray was brought down in the box and he was the coolest man in the stadium when he stepped up to equalise from the penalty spot.

Luton pushed for the winner but it was the away side who grabbed all three points as Rob Dickie's late finish from a corner, which looked to have gone in off his shoulder, completed a dramatic turnaround.

There's a late yellow card for Lee Wallace for winding down the clock.

QPR are seeing this out well now, controlling the ball and slowing the game down as they head towards a massive three points.

Now then! What can Luton do to get back in this game?

Robert Snodgrass finds space on the edge of the box and looks to bend the ball into the corner but it's hit down the middle and doesn't trouble David Marshall.

Now it's QPR in fourth in the table as it stands with Luton in seventh.

Five minutes added on!

Robert Snodgrass is on for Luton, replacing Jordan Clark.

QPR are floating some nice balls into the home side's box but haven't been able to get on the end of any as yet.

Close!

Amari'i Bell lashes a shot from wide on the left and it hits the side netting.

David Marshall might well have had it covered but it had the potential to be an absolute screamer!

QPR have made their final change with Chris Willock coming on for penalty-scorer Andre Gray as we head for the final 10 minutes.

There are muted appeals for a Luton penalty but replays show it's a coming together of their own players!

Luke Amos replaces Jeff Hendrick for the visitors.

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Andre Gray gets in behind the Luton backline but is flagged offside.

It looks like spaces could be opening up for QPR as the away side push for the winner.

Elijah Adebayo wins a corner for the home side, with what looked like another handball. David Marshall does well to get the ball away and Adebayo is penalised for a foul as the ball comes back in.

QPR then go up the other end and Moses Odubajo whips in a dangerous ball which is turned away for a corner - again it comes to nothing.

Cameron Jerome does well down the right hand side to force David Marshall into action in the QPR goal.

The home side then force a corner but it's headed out for a goal kick.

Luton still look the more likely team to score, with the equaliser very much coming against the run of play.

Luton have immediately upped the intensity as they aim to take the lead again.

QPR are making moves as well, with Charlie Austin coming on for the booked Ilias Chair.

The visitors have a big chance here...

Allan Campbell wins a free kick for Luton in a good position after he's brought down by Jeff Hendrick.

James Bree steps up but it's straight into the wall, not his finest.

The home side make a lightning start to the second half as they work the ball out to Elijah Adebayo on the left-hand side. There's a hint of offside against him but he plays it back to Allan Campbell on the edge of the area, whose side-foot shot is saved well by David Marshall.

That should do his confidence a world of good after conceding the opening goal.

Ilias Chair gets the second half under way.