Queens Park Rangers vs Watford
Match pulse
Who won: Watford 3-1
Watford beat Queens Park Rangers 3-1 on Friday, December 10, 2010 at Loftus Road Stadium. Goals for QPR: Tommy Smith (89'). Goals for Watford: Danny Graham (26', 48') and Jordon Mutch (30').
Play by play
- 90'+5'

Throw in
Throw-in: Clint Hill takes it (Attacking)
- 90'+5'

Block
Clint Hill blocks the shot
- 90'+5'

Shot on target
Marvin Sordell hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: blocked
- 90'+4'

Throw in
Throw-in: Lloyd Doyley takes it (Attacking)
- 90'+2'

Throw in
Throw-in: Bradley Orr takes it (Defending)
- 90'+2'

Free kick
Scott Loach takes an indirect freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 90'+2'

Offside
Offside called on Tommy Smith
- GOAL90'+1'QPR

Patrick Kenny takes a long goal kick
QPR 12 - 16 WAT - End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'

Throw in
Throw-in: Kyle Walker takes it (Attacking)
- 90'

Throw in
Throw-in: Bradley Orr takes it (Defending)
- 89'

Assist
That last goal was assisted by Jamie Mackie (Pass from Right Penalty Area)
- 89'

Shot on goal
Tommy Smith hits a good right footed shot. Outcome: goal
- GOAL89'

Goal! Right footed shot
T. Smith
Goal!! Tommy Smith hits a very good right footed shot to the lower left corner from the centre penalty area (aprox. 12 yards) and scores!! Queens Park Rangers now trails 1 - 3
QPR 11 - 16 WAT - 89'

Throw in
Throw-in: Jamie Mackie takes it (Attacking)
- 88'

Throw in
Throw-in: Andrew Taylor takes it (Defending)
- 88'

Throw in
Throw-in: Bradley Orr takes it (Attacking)
- 87'

Throw in
Throw-in: Don Cowie takes it (Attacking)
- 86'

Free kick
Scott Loach takes an indirect freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 86'

Offside
Offside called on Leon Clarke
- 86'

Throw in
Throw-in: Bradley Orr takes it (Defending)
- GOAL85'QPR

Patrick Kenny takes a long goal kick
QPR 10 - 16 WAT - 85'

Shot off target
Marvin Sordell hits a good right footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: over bar
- 84'

Save
Scott Loach makes a very good save (Catch)

