QPR made it two wins from three in the Sky Bet Championship as they came from behind to secure a 2-1 win at Blackburn.
After an even first half, Rovers took a 49th-minute lead through Ryoya Morishita's spectacular volley, but the visitors hit back within two minutes through Paul Smyth's composed finish and they deservedly completed the turnaround in the 74th minute through Jimmy Dunne's powerful header.
Julian Stephan's side showed impressive character to recover from that setback and sit with seven points from a possible nine, which moves them fourth in the league at this early stage.
Blackburn's own unbeaten run came to an end and though the effort could never be questioned, Tony Mowbray's men simply lacked the depth of options off the bench compared to their opponents.
Despite QPR's accomplished start, Rovers carved out the first clear opening in the 21st minute when Ryan Alebiosu raided down the right. His cross was perfect for Todd Cantwell at the back post but he guided his free header over the bar.
The same two players combined nine minutes later to go even closer when Alebiosu's centre missed everybody and Cantwell showed terrific technique to step back before unleashing an effort on the bounce that whistled just past the far post.
QPR should have gone ahead when Rumarn Burrell slipped Ilias Chair in, only for Balazs Toth's outstretched left leg to deny him.
Ronnie Edwards forced another fine save from Toth as the break approached, the goalkeeper going full-stretch to tip away the curling 20-yard shot destined for the bottom right corner.
Blackburn broke the deadlock in stunning fashion at the start of the second half when Andri Gudjohnsen's flick-on found Morishita, who controlled and let fly with an astonishing left-foot volley that flew into the top corner from 20 yards.
QPR's response was swift as Burrell raced down the right and delivered an intelligent low cross that found Smyth at the near post, who expertly guided the ball beyond Toth.
A superb reflex save from Charles prevented Rovers regaining the lead in the 53rd minute when he got down low to flick Alebiosu's cross away.
But from there, QPR exerted their dominance as Burrell glanced a 64th-minute header wide and further chances came and went when substitute Kwame Poku directed Burrell's left-wing cross wide, and Edwards flashed another piledriver past the post.
Their pressure deservedly told 16 minutes from the end when QPR recycled the ball following a clearance and Tariq Lamptey's superb cross put the ball on a plate for Dunne to power his header home from close range.
Alfie Lloyd saw a late shot blocked but QPR eased to a second consecutive win at Ewood Park.
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