Chris Peddy
BBC Sport at Loftus Road

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Leeds are made to pay for not taking advantage of their early pressure in stunning style.

Koki Saito takes advantage of a loose ball in the visitors' box and whips an unstoppable shot past Illan Meslier.

It's the on-loan winger's third goal for the club and now the league leaders will need to find something to avoid a fifth consecutive defeat here.

Joe Bryan's in-swinging corner is heading straight for top bins, but Viktor Johansson is alert to parry away the danger.

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A first booking of the day and there is absolutely no question about it.

Excellent feet from Manor Solomon as he cuts inside before he is crudely hacked down by Jimmy Dunne.

No attempt whatsoever to try and play the ball from the Rangers full-back.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

Leeds have just conceded by overplaying and they don't learn their lesson. They've just done it again and QPR have picked their pocket.

QPR are ready to pounce. When they smell blood, off they go. This is a test of mentality.

Don't goals change everything!

Leeds had been comfortable in those first 15 minutes, dictating the tempo. It's far from comfortable now.

More groans from the home fans as a free-kick inside the Stoke half is played square.

The resulting passage of play is scrappy, but results in a corner for the hosts.

George Weaver
BBC Radio Stoke

Ali Al-Hamadi keeps driving at the Millwall defence.

There's a danger on the break for Stoke although they've dealt with any threat so far with the extra man in midfield.

Stoke have made some good decisions in the opening period, there's signs of the space opening up, especially in the middle.

Paul Parker
Ex-QPR and Manchester United defender on BBC Radio London

What a wonderful strike. It isn't against the grain, either. Let's see how Rangers react and more importantly, how Leeds do.

Ali Al-Hamadi carried on after his slight knock earlier, by the way, and tests any niggling injury out with a strong run down the left-hand side.

His cross is diverted behind for a corner, which Millwall manage to clear.

More proactiveness from the visitors, thus far.

Jon Newsome
Former Leeds defender on BBC Radio Leeds

QPR are pressing high, Leeds should miss them out. Clip the ball into the channel around their midfielders.

First corner of the game for the hosts, but it's swung straight out of play.

A light chorus of groans from the stands follows.

There's something special about Loftus Road. The fans are packed in on all sides, right on top of the players, and it's easy to get the atmosphere going.

It's a challenge for any visiting teams to stay calm in that claustrophobic environment when it gets rocking.

Leeds are doing their best to calm things down by keeping good early possession.

A brief pause in play as Stoke forward Ali Al-Hamadi goes down holding his left thigh.

Seeing the matchwinner from last time out down inside the first 10 minutes is not what the travelling fans would have wanted to see.

Sam Gallagher and Nathan Lowe both wait in the wings to come on.

George Weaver
BBC Radio Stoke

Some good early signs in the first eight minutes for Stoke.

They're taking the game to Millwall which they're struggling with so far.

Leeds' record at QPR really is a surprise.

That 4-0 loss last April was a shocker and before that, they lost three times under Marcelo Bielsa in 2019 and 2020.

And they have a first shot of the game here as the ball bounces up for Joel Piroe, but his 25-yard volley is a few yards over.

It's been nearly 20 years since Stoke beat Millwall at The Den.

They're going the right way about changing that stat so far. A bit of pinball in the box from a Potters free-kick has the home defence panicking, but it comes to nothing.

The 1,700 or so who are situated in the away end at Loftus Road are running through their songbook in these early stages.

And why not when you're top of the league in mid-March?