Fulham Man of the Match

Thomas did get better as the game went on but I gave it to Westwood

THE VIEWS OF WEST LONDON SPORT

QPR
Kieren Westwood: 6
Blameless for both goals. Did well to deny Bobby De Cordova-Reid at point-blank range in the first half.

Dion Sanderson: 5
Very poor. Guilty of several lapses on the ball and was out of position in the build-up to the opening goal.

Rob Dickie: 6
Inevitably given problems by the clever Mitrovic, who got in front of him to put Fulham ahead.

Yoann Barbet: 6
Looked to get attacks started by playing out from the back but Fulham’s pressing style made it tough for him.

Moses Odubajo: 6
Tried to make things happen on the right but primarily had to defend against Fabio Carvalho and Joe Bryan.

Sam Field: 6
Tried to compete in midfield and won his fair share of challenges, but was given very little time on the ball.

Luke Amos: 6
Struggled to get forward to support the attack as Fulham kept Rangers pinned back for long periods of the game.

Stefan Johansen: 6
Tough afternoon for the Norwegian against his former side, who very much had the upper hand in midfield.

Lee Wallace: 6
Had a penalty awarded against him when he was very harshly adjudged to have handled Neco Williams’ cross.

George Thomas: 6
Selected largely because of his work-rate and did his best to support Lyndon Dykes in attack. Fired an effort into the side netting.

Lyndon Dykes: 5
Isolated up front and, bar one effort he fired wide, offered very little in terms of a goal threat.

Ilias Chair: 6
Surprisingly left out of the starting line-up. Brought on after an hour but was unable to change the course of the game.

Charlie Austin: 6
Brought on for Dykes with 17 minutes remaining but was unable to make an impact as Rangers struggled to create chances.

Andre Dozzell: 6
Brought on to replace Amos for the final 10 minutes with the game all but lost by that stage.

@tomcat75 I am puzzled how WLS can award Dickie & Barbet a 6, saying they did their best, and then say Sanderson was very poor and award him a '5'? I think it was between Field and Thomas and, as he kept at it all 90 mins it edged Field's way for me.

I was not expecting you to know their logic!   When you see the full 90 mins video (rather than just the highlights) I think you will see a QPR side that worked to stifle Fulham and take the game to them, but lack of quality in some areas mattered. No real shame as on a good day against a below par Fulham we could have been the winners...