Dunne's header completes comeback as Queens Park Rangers extend unbeaten start | OneFootball

Queens Park Rangers came from behind to beat Blackburn Rovers 2-1 at Ewood Park, extending their unbeaten start to three Championship matches and keeping them in the early play-off places.

Illias Chair drew a low save from Balazs Toth in the 31st minute. Moments later, Ronnie Edwards was denied high to the right (39.).

After the restart, Ryoya Morishita swept in from outside the box (49.). Paul Smyth levelled with a left footed finish from the centre of the area (51.). Pierce Charles then kept out Todd Cantwell at the bottom left corner (53.).

Half time substitute Tariq Lamptey provided the decisive delivery, his cross after a corner glanced home by Jimmy Dunne (74.).

Alfie Lloyd threatened late, missing from the right side of the box (83.) before Toth tipped his next effort over (84.).

Queens Park Rangers registered 19 attempts, six on target. Blackburn Rovers produced two shots on target from 12 attempts despite having 54.7% possession.

Next, Blackburn Rovers visit Lincoln City. Queens Park Rangers host Cardiff City.