QPR

1.79

• 
  7

  8

  2.00

  Robert Green

  Could do nothing about the goals as his defence went AWOL, but did make a good late stop.

• 
  3

  10

  1.50

  Anton Ferdinand

  Looked for long passes when no target was available, allowing Dons to regroup.

• 
  2

  13

  1.00

  Armand Traoré Flop of the Match

  Disaster early on as he put Dean Lewington's effort into his own net.

• 
  19

  6

  2.00

  Fabio Da Silva

  Looked to get forward at every opportunity but didn't have enough quality to make a breakthrough and struggled despite a late goal.

• 
  4

  7

  1.50

  Tal Ben Haim

  Looked dangerous at set-pieces but his eagerness to reach the ball meant he often gave away fouls. Looked well off the pace.

• 
  2

  9

  1.50

  Alejandro Faurlin

  Contributed little of note, much like his team-mates.

• 
  5

  5

  2.50

  Esteban Granero

  Classy on the ball and in his distribution, one of the few QPR players to show any hint of invention.

• 
  20

  3

  2.00

  Ji-Sung Park

  The South Korean put in an energetic performance as always, but he is best suited to high-tempo games rather than controlling them.

• 
  3

  3

  1.50

  DJ Campbell

  Struggled to get into the game despite his pace, this was a wasted opportunity for him to prove himself to Redknapp.

• 
  4

  6

  1.50

  Jay Bothroyd

  Like the rest of his team, showed little quality when it was badly needed.

• 
  4

  4

  2.00

  Jamie Mackie

  Full of energy and running but his touch let him down when he worked the ball into dangerous areas.

Substitutions

• 
  4

  3

  2.50

  B. Zamora

  Introduced with 20 minutes to go but the game was already well over.

Milton Keynes Dons

3.33

• 
  1

  1

  3.50

  D. Garcia

  Showed safe hands to deny the Hoops on a number of occasions, and bravely denied Mackie with a low stop.

• 
  0

  1

  3.00

  Adam Chicksen

  Was a strong presence for the Dons and did himself proud on a memorable day.

• 
  1

  1

  4.00

  Dean Lewington

  Forced the early goal with his shot ricocheting off of Traore and into the net, and was brave in the air.

• 
  0

  1

  3.00

  Gary MacKenzie

  Put himself on the line early on but was forced off after 20 minutes with an injury.

• 
  1

  1

  3.50

  Jon Otsemobor

  Showed great strength and pace down the right flank, and was always willing to work back to track his man.

• 
  2

  1

  3.00

  Antony Kay

  A diligent performance, shadowed Campbell well and shut down the striker for the majority of the game.

• 
  1

  0

  3.50

  Darren Potter

  Gorgeous finish for the fourth goal, he showed real quality when it mattered and sprayed plenty of fine passes across the pitch.

• 
  2

  0

  3.50

  Shaun Williams

  In the right place at the right time to clear a number of QPR crosses, he sucked the life out of the hosts' attacking attempts throughout.

• 
  9

  1

  3.50

  Alan Smith

  An impressive midfield display, he was strong both on and off the ball and didn't look out of place against Premier league opposition.

• 
  1

  0

  3.00

  Dean Peter Bowditch

  A strong display on the left, like others he tracked back superbly throughout.

• 
  4

  1

  4.00

  Ryan Lowe Top of the Match

  Undaunted by the occasion and put the visitors 2-0 up with a classy finish when clean through, and also set up Harley for the third.

Substitutions

• 
  3

  0

  2.50

  Ryan Harley

  An early replacement for MacKenzie, he ballooned a comedy free kick well over in the first half, but got himself on the scoresheet in the second half from close range.

• 
  0

  0

  Bamidele Ali

  Not enough time to make an impact.