Queens Park Rangers rally at Leicester to climb to 16th | OneFootball

Queens Park Rangers won 3-1 at Leicester City, climbing from 18th to 16th in the Championship and pushing Leicester City down to 23rd at the King Power Stadium.

Jordan James put the Foxes ahead in the 14th minute, rifling in from outside the box after Ben Nelson stepped in to feed him.

Harvey Vale levelled for the visitors (43.) from Ronnie Edwards' through ball. Moments after the restart, Nelson turned into his own net (50.) to swing the game.

Jakub Stolarczyk then tipped away Paul Smyth's drive before the resulting corner was curled in by Vale for Edwards to head home (58.).

Chasing a response, the Foxes introduced Patson Daka, Harry Winks and Bobby Decordova-Reid around the hour, then Ricardo Pereira and Dujuan Richards (78.), but they could not find a way back.

The Foxes saw 61.9% possession but managed only two shots on target from nine attempts. Queens Park Rangers registered 14 attempts and three on target, and profited from a corner.

Next, the Foxes visit Watford. Queens Park Rangers host Portsmouth.