QPR’S IRISH SKIPPER Jimmy Dunne rescued a point to keep his side in the hunt for the play-offs with a 1-1 draw at Portsmouth.
Terry Devlin had put John Mousinho’s side ahead on the stroke of half-time but Rangers deservedly equalised through Dunne’s header after an improved second-half showing.
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The centre-half, 28, scored at Fratton Park for the second season running, heading in Nicolas Madsen’s corner.
Meanwhile, Ireland U21 international midfielder Tyler Goodrham scored his first of the season, with a sweet strike from the edge of the area to put Oxford United 1-0 up against Southampton.
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Jimmy Dunne heads home to rescue a point for QPR against Portsmouth
QPR’S IRISH SKIPPER Jimmy Dunne rescued a point to keep his side in the hunt for the play-offs with a 1-1 draw at Portsmouth.
Terry Devlin had put John Mousinho’s side ahead on the stroke of half-time but Rangers deservedly equalised through Dunne’s header after an improved second-half showing.
The centre-half, 28, scored at Fratton Park for the second season running, heading in Nicolas Madsen’s corner.
Meanwhile, Ireland U21 international midfielder Tyler Goodrham scored his first of the season, with a sweet strike from the edge of the area to put Oxford United 1-0 up against Southampton.
The managerless side ran out 2-1 winners but remain in the Champiuonship’s relegation zone.
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