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Warburton says Dykes and Bonne have not had a time to train together which is a reason why they have not played together.

"We have to put the ball in the back of the net."

Warburton says Chair can drop deep when wanting the ball and is still learning.

He says Bright took too many touches in the first half but grew into the game.

Warburton says it was a hard-earned point. Believes fatigue is a big issue and is having a "serious impact".

"They're a very experienced squad" Warburton says of Stoke. He praises the character of his team.

He says his side tried to stretch Stoke and says the team finished the game well. Believes it is a big point.

Warburton says his side started the first half really well but that Stoke started the second half better.

O'Neill says there are teams nearer the bottom whose league position does not reflect their quality. Expected a tough game from QPR.

He also adds that injuries have impacted his side but believes there are still goals in the team. Also praises Tom Ince for his performance.

Stoke boss O'Neill believes his side did not do enough in the final third to win the game. Says his side looked "assured" but is a bit disappointed.

QPR have drawn 0-0 with Stoke here at Loftus Road and we're waiting for Rangers boss Mark Warburton to speak at his post-match press conference. Live updates to follow.