QPR came back from 2-0 down to beat Stoke City 4-2 at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium on Saturday, ending a run of five games without a win.

On a wet and windy day in West London, the visitors took a two-goal lead around the half-hour mark through Sam Clucas and Tyrese Campbell.

However, Mark Warburton's men were not out of the game for long and struck twice in four minutes through Jordan Hugill and Ebere Eze to leave the sides level at the break.

Bright Osayi-Samuel produced a bit of magic to break the deadlock in the 71st minute before substitute Ilias Chair got a goal to wrap things up in added time.

That result means QPR move 11 points clear of the relegation zone ahead of their trip to face Nottingham Forest next weekend.

Before the focus moves to that one, however, here are three things that we learnt from their 4-2 win over Stoke...

They need to be more clinical

This might sound like an outrageous thing to say after a side has won 4-2 but the truth of the matter is had Stoke done a better job of protecting their lead at 2-0 up, QPR would've been left kicking themselves over missed opportunities.

The hosts missed two excellent opportunities to take the lead just minutes before Clucas gave the Potters the lead and put attempts wide from inside the six-yard box on three occasions.

In future, they will get punished if they continue to squander good opportunities.

Sure, they came away from this one with three points but it should serve as a warning that they need to be more clinical.

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The summer could be a frustrating time for QPR

Saturday was another exhibition of the talent of Osayi-Samuel and Eze as the duo proved the catalyst to Warburton's side's comeback win.

The pair have been sensational for the R's this season and are both below the age of 23, making them really exciting prospects.

You'd imagine there will be a number of sides lining up to sign both players in the summer and it could be a frustrating period for the R's if they're unable to hang onto them.

Ryan Manning looks refreshed

The full-back began the season in frightening form on the left flank and was a key creative player for the Hoops in the early part of the campaign.

However, he seemed to run out of steam toward the end of the festive period and lost his place to Lee Wallace in January.

Manning returned to the side against Swansea City in midweek and started against Stoke on Saturday. In both games, he looked back to the player he was in the early part of the season.

Against the Potters, he caused some real issues going forward and provided the assist for QPR's first goal. It appears he has returned from his time out of the starting XI refreshed.