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Here's our match report, as Fulham's stand-in striker Aboubakar Kamara scores twice to overcome QPR and move the hosts up to fourth in the Championship table.

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Here's how things look from a QPR perspective. The Rs could have leapfrogged Fulham tonight but they're now five points behind their west London rivals.

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Fulham fans, how much better does this look?

Fulham midfielder Tom Cairney adds to Sky Sports:

"The whole first half was scrappy, to be honest. They made it hard for us.

"Not many teams have pressed us that high.

"It's not the best performance from us at all, but it's a big win. It's a big week. Two or three wins in a row in this league can shoot you up the league."

QPR are now five games without a win and they stay 10th, four points below the play-off places. Quite a few teams could leapfrog them over the course of the weekend, if results go against the Rs.

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Fulham's match-winner Aboubakar Kamara tells Sky Sports:

"It's amazing. It's unbelievable. I can't believe it.

"I'm so happy to score two goals and win the game today, for the team and for my family."

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There it is - Fulham get a second win in a row and they're up to fourth in the Championship.

They had to come from behind and they did so thanks to a brace from stand-in striker Aboubakar Kamara, who opened his account for the campaign in the absence of the suspended Aleksandar Mitrovic.

Kamara is Fulham's hero tonight in this west London derby.

From their late corner, QPR's hopes are dashed as Lee Wallace fires over the bar.

In to the final 15 seconds of the five added minutes now... Fulham are almost there.

Ooof Jordan Hugill flashes a cross across the Fulham box and QPR win a corner...

The Rs are now finally launching long balls forward, getting everyone up. It's now or never.

Fulham's two-goal hero tonight Aboubakar Kamara is down with cramp. That'll see out another 30 seconds or so. More frustration for the visitors.

From a free-kick, QPR create a half chance - for the first time in the closes stages of this game - but Lee Wallace's effort is scuffed in to the ground and that takes all the pace out of it.

As we enter five additional minutes, Kevin McDonald replaces Ivan Cavaleiro with Fulham's final change.

Fulham have done a good job of winding the clock down - through legal methods - in the past 10 minutes or so. That'll be really frustrating for Rs fans, whose side should have been out of sight in this game after 20 minutes.

It's gone relatively flat, as we near the end of what has otherwise been a really energetic west London derby overall.

It's certainly not a case of QPR mounting late pressure, as things stand...

Less than a fortnight ago, Craven Cottage endured a 3-0 home loss, as Hull were big winners on the banks of the Thames.

But the Whites have not lost consecutive home Championship games since 2016. And you can see why.

QPR's third and final change sees Dominic Ball come off, with Jan Mlakar entering the field.

We've got just over 10 minutes to go now and the visitors are starting to show their frustration a bit.

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QPR dominated the first 20 minutes of this game but it's fair to say Fulham have had the better of things since then.