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SUB SMYTH IS THE SAVIOUR FOR R’S

Stephan in salute to fans...
By David McIntyre

JULIEN Stephan praised the home crowd for their impact after ten-man QPR came back from two down to draw with Preston.
Johnny Kenny scored an early opener and then doubled North End’s lead after Dennis Cirkin was sent off.
But the hosts fought back, with Kwame Poku pulling a goal back midway through the second half and Paul Smyth smashing home a 90th-minute equaliser.
Rangers head coach Stephan declared: “In the second half we didn’t play with one less player, (it felt like) we played with 11 on the pitch because...

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