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Queens Park Rangers: Fans relieved as Hoops hold on for Luton victory

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Queens Park Rangers fans were delighted – if not somewhat relieved – following a tense 3-2 victory over Luton Town on Saturday afternoon.

Mark Warburton’s side raced into a 3-0 first-half lead following a long-range effort from Eberechi Eze and Nahki Wells’ quickfire double – though they handed the Hatters a lifeline before the break thanks to a goalkeeping error from Joe Lumley that allowed Harry Cornick to finish into an empty net.

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Luton scored again early in the second half to threaten pulling off a remarkable comeback, but the Hoops held on to record a third consecutive league victory.

The result saw QPR end the day in seventh place – but clearly did not have it all go their way on a nail-biting afternoon in W12.

Judging by the reaction from the supporters, it seems that the game was anything but comfortable despite their explosive start.

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These are some of the reactions from the fans as the R’s scraped all three points:

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Graduated in Sport Journalism (BA) with first-class honours from the University of Brighton and has since had bylines in The Times, sports business publication SportsPro, Football FanCast and The Gooner fanzine.

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