QPR were held to a 2-2 draw by Birmingham City at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium on Saturday. 

Mark Warburton's side will feel they were unlucky not to come away with all three points but the Blues showed exactly why they're unbeaten since the first of January with a solid away performance.

Scott Hogan put Birmingham ahead after just 24 minutes but QPR grabbed control of the game early in the second half, scoring two goals inside five minutes to move into the lead.

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With less than 10 minutes remaining, Hogan headed in a corner to ensure that the points were shared in West London.

The R's travel up to Preston North End on the weekend but before the focus switches to that game, here are three things we learned about them from Saturday's game...

They still lack a little bit of ruthlessness in the final third.

Clearly, QPR have got a lot of talented players in the attacking third.

However, as has been the case in a number of games this season, they had more than enough chances to win the game but failed to capitalise.

QPR's lack of ruthlessness has seen them drop points all too often this season and is clearly something that Warburton is frustrated by, as he referenced it again after the game.

Marc Pugh's usefulness shouldn't be underestimated.

With effervescent attacking players like Bright Osayi-Samuel and Ebere Eze in the side, it is sometimes easy to overlook Pugh but he proved his worth against the Blues.

The 32-year-old was buzzing around constantly in the final third, looking to create opportunities and causing a nuisance for the Birmingham backline.

He popped up with an important goal in the 51st minute but was impressive throughout. Pugh showed just what a useful player he can be for this QPR side.

Questions remain over their defensive options.

Watching back either of the Birmingham goals is unlikely to be pleasant viewing for the QPR defenders.

They were beaten by a ball over the top for Hogan's first and then failed to deal with a corner for the second.

For all their attacking flair, QPR's defensive frailties have been a major problem this season and serious questions remain over the options available to Warburton at the back.