The verdict

Austin is right in his suggestion that is what not the sort of game where QPR were able to play silky free-flowing football. That was perhaps never going to be the case with Wycombe battling for their lives at the bottom of the Championship and trying to do all they can to pick up points.

However, the Rs did show fighting spirit and a winning mentality to come through on the right side of the result and make their moment of quality count. That is a positive sign and shows gives QPR plenty to build from over the next few weeks as they target a strong ending to the season.

It is no surprise to see Chair being given a special mention by Austin, with the midfielder having once again made a real difference for QPR. The 23-year-old is starting to become a highly influential performer for the Rs and is showing he has the knack of being in the right place at the right time with his seven goals in 33 league appearances so far (Sofascore).