Standout star drives Queens Park Rangers to late victory at Hull | OneFootball

Richard Kone settled it in the fifth minute of second half stoppage time with a low finish, sealing Queens Park Rangers' 3-1 win at Hull City.

In the 38th minute, Kone signalled his threat by glancing a header wide from a set-piece delivery, finding room between centre-backs.

He then linked play on the break to create another opening for a team-mate (67.), before testing the goalkeeper again with a firm header (89.).

Kone kept going into added time, seeing one effort parried in the second minute of second half stoppage time, before rolling in the clincher moments later.

The forward finished with five attempts, four on target, and won 10 aerial duels, while regaining possession 18 times. That blend of relentlessness and physical presence gave Queens Park Rangers a constant out-ball and pinned Hull back in key moments.

Queens Park Rangers rise from 13th to 10th in the Championship and visit Southampton next. Hull host Derby next.