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After a 2-1 victory over Wigan at Loftus Road on Monday, QPR remained top of the Sky Bet Championship table, caping off a flawless week for the west London club. Rangers' Sam Field put them ahead, but Leon Balogun quickly restored the lead after Nathan Broadhead's equalizer. Rangers' victory was their fifth match in a row, and came 48 hours after boss Mick Beale shocked fans by refusing to lead Wolves.

CHAMPIONSHIP ROUND-UP: Patrick Roberts (pictured) scored a quick-fire double as Tony Mowbray claimed his first away victory as Sunderland's boss. Both the former Manchester City winger's goals came in 39 and 41 minutes, and they were based on individual acts of brilliance. He danced past two Reading defenders before slotting into the far corner with his left foot. Rotherham beat Blackpool 3-0 to get off to a good start in the Championship. Meanwhile, Coventry are winless this season, but they did a good job to come back from behind to draw 2-2 at Luton.

AADAM PATEL AT LOFTUS ROAD: QPR lost chances as academy graduate Josh Bowler assisted Blackpool win at Loftus Road. Michael Appleton's side had not won at QPR since 1972, but the Bowler's strike helped them break the duck, but it wasn't won until halftime. With a low drilled goalkeeper Daniel Grimshaw's palms stung, Leeds loanee Tyler Roberts stung the palms of Blackpool goalkeeper Daniel Grimshaw, the hosts were close to taking the lead. However, the Tangerines responded - Jerry Yates came within a whisker of bringing them forward.

CHARLTON 1-1 QPR (CHARLTON WIN ON PENALTIES) ADAM SHERGOLD AT THE VALLEY: First, the Leeds United loanee Tyler Roberts, playing his first minutes for Queens Park Rangers, brought the visitors to an 81st-minute lead with an unstoppable attack from the corner of the Charlton box. But as it seemed that the Championship visitors would win, Charlton's Aaron Henry hit us all with a spectacular equalizer that forced us to penalties.