Decisive figure tilts it for Queens Park Rangers with match-winning influence | OneFootball

Ronnie Edwards changed the game in the 43rd minute with a defence-splitting through ball, helping Queens Park Rangers win 3-1 at Leicester City.

Sensing space between the lines, Edwards slid a precise pass through, releasing Harvey Vale to level and flip momentum towards the visitors.

After the restart, he timed his run to meet Vale's cross following a corner and glanced a header home (58.), the moment that settled the contest.

He finished with one goal, one assist, three key passes and seven clearances, plus three interceptions, underlining control at both ends of the pitch.

Stepping out cleanly from the back, his distribution broke lines while his recovery runs snuffed out The Foxes' counters. That balance repeatedly pushed Leicester back into their own half.

Queens Park Rangers host Portsmouth next in the Championship. The Foxes visit Watford.