Drama at Loftus Road

Drama exciting happened in the match between Queens Park Rangers (QPR) and Aston Villa in the Premiership continued in the sixth week that took place at Loftus Road on Sunday (25 / 9) afternoon local time. Villa's victory is in sight at last vanished following the creation of an own goal that made ​​ veteran defender Richard Dunne in the third minute of injury time. Final score 1-1 (0-0). Despite dominating the course of action in the first round, children upbringing Neil Warnock fails Villa goalkeeper who escorted the veteran goalkeeper Shay Given. Increasingly heated match after the visitors ahead earlier in the 58th minute through a penalty Barry Bannan. Prizes awarded a penalty after referee Michael Oliver Armand Traore violations committed against Gabriel Agbonlahor. QPR stung and increasingly intensive catch up. Barrage of Joey Barton and Adel Taarabt demolish the Villa defense. QPR recorded twice demanded gifts kick following a 12 right hand- ball that looked done Alan Hutton header that hit the ball Shaun Derry and Tommy Smith's cross. As the game entered the final minutes, QPR have lost Traore who received a second yellow card, aka the red card following a tackle he did on Agbonlahor. Remarkably, despite the player deficit, QPR is infiltrating. Barton et al persistence finally paid off when the game entered the third minute of injury time. Defender Stephen Warnock tried to block the ball from the results of cross Heidar Helguson. Unfortunately for Villa. Warnock kicking the ball hit the body Dunne and actually rolled into the goal itself. 1-1 score lasted until the final whistle. With these results, Villa and QPR were both collected eight points from six parties. Villa entitled ranked eighth or one strip of QPR thanks to goal difference.