QPR beat Derby County 4-1 in Championship fixture
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 15 Oct, 12:02 · Archive
QPR defeated Derby County 4-1 in a Championship match on Wednesday, with the Rams suffering another injury blow during the game.
QPR defeated Derby County 4-1 at Loftus Road on Wednesday in a Championship fixture. Alfie Lloyd gave QPR the lead with what was described as a 'thumping finish', before Nicolas Madsen converted a penalty after Paul Smyth was fouled by Ryan Hedges. Harvey Vale extended the lead to 3-0, and Smyth's shot was deflected in to make it 4-0. Derby pulled one back late in the game through Lars-Jorgen Salvesen.
Derby's injury problems worsened during the match when Sondre Langas was forced off after ten minutes. The club already had Max Johnston, Charlie Taylor, Eiran Cashin, Matt Clarke, Craig Forsyth, Derry Murkin, Patrick Agyemang and Jacob Widell Zetterstrom unavailable. Right-back Ryan Nyambe was pressed into service in defence following Langas's injury.
Derby made changes at half-time, introducing Lewis Travis and Henrik Meister in an attempt to spark a comeback. The defeat leaves Derby second from bottom of the Championship on a six-game winless run. QPR moved to fifth place in the table with the victory.

How it is being reported
- QPR 4-1 Derby - the fans' verdictQPR and Derby County fans give their views after Rangers beat the Rams 4-1 in the Championship.BBC Derbyshire · 15 Oct, 11:30
- Derby County player ratings vs QPR as Rams 'nowhere near' level required and injury crisis deepensDerby County faced QPR this evening as they looked for an overdue win in the Championship but a dismal first half handed QPR the victoryDerbyshire Live · 14 Oct, 21:34
- QPR vs Derby County LIVE: Updates and team news from Loftus RoadDerby County are back in action tonight as they face QPR in the Championship looking for a crucial three pointsDerbyshire Live · 14 Oct, 18:00
In this story: QPR · Derby County · Alfie Lloyd · Nicolas Madsen · Harvey Vale · Loftus Road
This summary was written by AI from the headlines and standfirsts above, and states as fact only what at least two outlets report. How we use AI · Report a problem
Comments (0)