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That's it for this weekend's action across the EFL.

Check out Chris Harby's report of Peterborough's win at QPR right here.

International break means the Championship takes a breather now for the remainder of March but the promotion and relegation battles will continue next weekend in Leagues One and Two.

Make sure you keep across the BBC Sport website and app and BBC local radio to keep up to date with everything there.

In the meantime - thanks for being with us today and enjoy the huge amount of sport still to come this Sunday afternoon.

Go well!

The path to the play-offs is a testing one for QPR, with four of their eight remaining games against sides currently above them in the table - including an away and home double-header against Sheffield United.

• 2 April - Fulham (h)
• 5 April - Sheffield United (a)
• 9 April - Preston (a)
• 15 April - Huddersfield (a)
• 18 April - Derby County (h)
• 23 April - Stoke (a)
• 30 April - Sheffield United (h)
• 7 May - Swansea (a)

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While that win will have no doubt done their confidence no end of good, Peterborough will continue to face an uphill struggle over the final weeks of the season.

Four of their remaining matches are against sides pushing hard for play-off places - although they will have home advantage for all of them. They also face a must-win trip to relegation rivals Barnsley.

• 2 April - Middlesbrough (h)
• 5 April - Luton (h)
• 9 April - Bristol City (a)
• 15 April - Blackburn (h)
• 18 April - Barnsley (a)
• 23 April - Nottingham Forest (h)
• 30 April - Millwall (a)
• 7 May - Blackpool (h)

QPR's second defeat in five days sees them miss another opportunity to return to the play-off places...

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Mark Warburton's side drop a place to eighth as a result too and are still two points outside the top six.

So Peterborough narrow their deficit to safety to seven points...

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Grant McCann's side are also lifted off the foot of the table with that win as Derby replace them.

All over after just over 10 minutes of time added on.

A huge win for Peterborough as they come from behind to take all three points with a first victory in 16 league games.

A first league double over QPR for Posh and their third win against the this season in all competitions.

Into added time of added time we go....

Sammie Szmodics spurns a chance to make it 4-1 as Keiren Westwood denies him on a one-on-one.

Peterborough with all the answers defensively still to head long balls from QPR into their area clear.

On we go but there'll be at least two more minutes added to the eight shown initially.

Jonson Clarke-Harris the player being led off for Peterborough who bring Joe Taylor back on for the conclusion as a concussion sub.

Grant McCann will also be hoping that's nothing too serious to keep his striker sidelined for longer.

Eight minutes being added on but there's a stoppage for an injury to a Peterborough player so we may be a bit longer than that in fact.

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Peterborough almost over the line for just their second away win of the season and first since October.

QPR heading for two defeats in five days.

Pinball around in the Peterborough area.

Dion Sanderson is teed-up for a shot from just outside the box, but his effort is straight into Albert Adomah's head.

Ilias Chair then tries to go for the spectacular from distance but it's well high and wide of the goal.

More time ticks by as QPR's hopes of clawing back into the game diminish.

Ilias Chair once more can't get his delivery right and the ball drifts behind for a goal kick.

Into the last five minutes.

Into the last 10 minutes.

Charlie Austin can't bring the ball under control in the penalty area to try and get a shot away on goal.

Ilias Chair tries to get something going for QPR and a cross eventually comes in from the left to be met by Jeff Hendrick's head - but his effort glances well wide of goal.

A third Peterborough change as Jack Marriott makes way to healthy applause from the travelling fans for Kwame Poku.

Wasteful cross from the right by Ilias Chair sails harmlessly out for a throw-in on the opposite side.

He has not been as influential in this second half as he was in the first for the hosts.

David Cornell comes off his line and punches clear as QPR try to launch balls into the Peterborough area.

The hosts win a corner from the follow up delivery but Peterborough get it clear and then nearly counter to slide in Jack Marriott again before QPR scramble it clear on the edge of their penalty area.

Second substitution for Peterborough as Jack Taylor makes way for Jeando Fuchs.