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Norwich have barely had a sniff in the Middlesbrough half since Borja Sainz's first-half dismissal.

Boro just running down the clock.

Cardiff drive on the counter and Rubin Colwill tries his luck from long range.

But Huddersfield keeper Lee Nicholls is wise to it and dives low to deal with the danger.

10 minutes to go.

A winner for either side at Vicarage Road would ease any lingering fears they can be dragged into a relegation battle.

Watford are looking the likeliest but Emmanuel Dennis is well off target with their latest effort.

Phil Parry
BBC Radio London

It is relentless from QPR at the moment, bombarding the West Brom penalty box.

From set-pieces QPR have serious height, it is an advantage, but they need the delivery.

Still a serious tempo to this game.

Saved!

West Brom keeper Alex Palmer saves Michael Frey's weak spot kick but there's drama in the aftermath!

QPR win a corner, Sam Field heads towards goal and everyone thinks Alex Palmer has made a tremendous fingertip save.

But replays show Cedric Kipre had in fact handled the ball over the bar, right next to Palmer's outstretched arm.

IT SHOULD HAVE BEEN A SECOND PENALTY TO QPR!

And a red card for Kipre. Huge controversy.

Adam Reach handles from Lucas Andersen's strike and QPR win a penalty!

Can the Rs get back on level terms against West Brom?

Some drama in the second half but still no goals this side of half-time.

Jaheim Headley makes a run into the Cardiff box and goes to ground but referee Matt Donohue says nothing doing.

Ryan Wintle clashes with Headley in the aftermath, and a member of the Cardiff backroom staff is shown a red card, before play continues.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

Big half for the Rs here.

They have to find the quality when West Brom retreat defensively.

Norwich are falling apart in the north east.

Riley McGree skips a challenge on the edge of the box and unleashes a strike that Angus Gunn is happy to punch away.

Could be any number for Boro the way it's going.

And we're back under way at Loftus Road.

We were treated to an action-packed first half. Will the second half follow suit?

Mark Drury
BBC Tees commentator

What a gorgeous finish.

Could not have hit it much better.

Low, fizzes past Angus Gunn before he could blink and that might just do it for the Boro.

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Norwich are all over the shop at the start of this second half.

The 10 men know they need to get something here to aid their play-off push but they are repeatedly being caught short at the back and it seems only a matter of time before Boro add a third.

Jonny Howson goes close to doing just that but curls a shot just wide, moments after Riley McGree's low cross was cut out by keeper Angus Gunn.

Huddersfield pushing for a leveller against Cardiff early in the second half.

The visitors win a corner which is sent into the box by Sorba Thomas and Tom Lees tees up Jack Rudoni but he fires over the bar.

Bradley Allen
Tottenham Hotspur academy coach on BBC Radio London

QPR have reacted really positively, they have strung some corners together and a few half chances.

This match is far from over.

Norwich midfielder Kenny McLean booked for a pretty blatant trip on Emmanuel Latte Lath on the edge of the area as the Boro striker threatened to surge into the box.

The free-kick comes to nothing, hitting the defensive wall, but the hosts look a different team since Borja Sainz's red card for the visitors.

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A colossal first half at Loftus Road.

Sam Field had sent QPR ahead but Mikey Johnson's sensational strike and Grady Diangana's close range finish turned the game in West Brom's favour.

Second halves in our 19:45 kick-offs are getting under way.

Middlesbrough lead 10-man Norwich 2-1, Swansea are 1-0 up at Watford and Cardiff are a goal up at home to Huddersfield.