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That completes our EFL coverage, on a day where leaders Leeds lost to winless Birmingham and pressure mounted on Steve Bruce and Gary Rowett after home defeats for Aston Villa and Stoke.

No such misery for Norwich, with Teemu Pukki and Max Aarons looking up as the Canaries continue to climb the table.

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That victory lifts Norwich up to 11th - two points from the play-offs and amazingly only four points off leaders Leeds.

I know it's still early but only five points separate top and 14th in the Championship table.

QPR stay 16th, four points above the drop-zone.

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That's it - Norwich have three successive Championship wins for the first time since February 2017 thanks to Teemu Pukki's goal.

The Canaries had gone eight months without an away win but now have two in the space of a week.

QPR's resurgence is halted and they can't have too many complaints about the result.

Norwich almost double their lead - Todd Cantwell plays in sub Jordan Rhodes, but his shot is beaten away by Joe Lumley.

QPR then rush down the other end and have a throw-in deep in their opponents' half.

Tomer Hemed thrashes an effort over the bar and that might just about be it for QPR.

Tim Krul is taking his time over the goal kick and we have a minute left.

Teemu Pukki comes off to a standing ovation from the travelling Norwich fans - has his chested finish won them the match?

Jordan Rhodes comes on in his place.

Four minutes added on at Loftus Road.

QPR are playing more direct to Matt Smith but Norwich have them at arm's length for now.

Norwich counter at pace and have men over but Marco Stiepermann's pass goes between two team-mates.

Daniel Farke has brought Tom Trybull on for Moritz Leitner to see out the closing stages.

It's a pretty poor near-post corner from Luke Freeman but it causes a mini goalmouth scramble and Norwich have to hack clear.

The Canaries are normally easy on the eye but they're having to scrap out this result now.

Final throw of the dice for QPR - centre-back and captain Toni Leistner off for towering striker Matt Smith.

Steve McClaren's side have a corner.

Norwich almost wrap the game up - Timm Klose getting across his marker to glance over.

The header came off QPR's Jake Bidwell, so the visitors have a corner - which is cleared.

QPR turning up the heat.

Tomer Hemed holds up the ball on the edge of the box and plays it back to Eberechi Eze, who shoots narrowly wide from around 20 yards.

The hosts have some momentum now.

Luke Freeman gets away from the Norwich midfield and smacks one with the laces of his boot from 25 yards to force a flying save from Tim Krul.

It's the closest QPR have come to a goal.

From the resulting corner Netherlands keeper Krul is fouled and has remained down injured.

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It was another frustrating afternoon for Paul Hurst's Ipswich, who are now the only side in the Championship without a win after failing to score past a Bolton side that were down to ten men for the majority of the game following Marc Wilson's sending off in the 34th minute.

"It's a very quiet dressing room - understandably, to a degree," Hurst told BBC Radio Suffolk.

"We felt we had a great opportunity going into the game anyway, and then, with ten men, we had a man advantage and we couldn't take or make use of that, and didn't force the keeper into action.

"We got in some nice areas, but then had either the wrong decision or bad execution. The biggest word we've used, along with frustration, is quality, and we didn't have that quality today to create that one opportunity that I think we were looking for."

A double change for QPR with less than 15 minutes of normal time to go.

Alex Baptiste replaced by Jordan Cousins, while Bright Osayi-Samuel is on for Josh Scowen.

Two attacking players on for Steve McClaren, who is changing his side's formation.

Not too much of a response from QPR yet, but at the other end Jamal Lewis runs at Alex Baptiste and wins Norwich a corner.

The first of the game, in fact.

Richard Hoff: Credit is due to Daniel Farke for blooding the academy youngsters. Jamal Lewis came in last season and was a revelation. We have a good mix of youth and experience. NCFC to finish top 10 this season.