Luton Town fell to a 2-0 defeat away at QPR on Friday night leaving them in 11th place.
It was a frustrating night for Nathan Jones and his side in their defeat as they were made to rue a lack of quality in front of goal.
The Hatters had 16 shots during the 90 minutes, but only three of them were on target with QPR's only two shots on target ending up in the back of Simon Sluga's net.
Chris Willock gave QPR the lead after ten minutes, with Charlie Austin grabbing the second after 55 minutes with both goals coming at a time when Luton were cranking up the pressure on QPR.
Speaking to the Luton News Herald & Post, Jones explained his frustration at his side in their defeat: “That’s the Championship, but we have to show a bit more quality.
"There’s a few things there, but we've got to show more quality, more composure, as we’ve had so many opportunities tonight. We’ve had 16 shots, and they’ve had two on target and scored."
Jones did have praise for his side after the first half display despite going a goal down early on in the game, as he added: "In the first half I thought we were brilliant, a bit like last year (3-1 defeat), they had one opportunity in the first half and scored.