Leeds United V QPR: Phil Hay's Player Ratings as Whites brush aside QPR on final day of season

Leeds United managed to get a much-needed win under their belts on the final day of the Championship season, brushing aside QPR.
Pontus Jansson - Given only a cursory amount of trouble by Matt Smith and hardly broke sweat in the first half. Replaced at the break. 6/10Pontus Jansson - Given only a cursory amount of trouble by Matt Smith and hardly broke sweat in the first half. Replaced at the break. 6/10
Pontus Jansson - Given only a cursory amount of trouble by Matt Smith and hardly broke sweat in the first half. Replaced at the break. 6/10

How did the players rate? Check out Phil Hay’s final Player Ratings of the season.

Leeds ended a hugely disappointing season with an easy victory as goals from Kemar Roofe and Kalvin Phillips comfortably brushed aside Championship visitors QPR who fell to a 2-0 defeat at Elland Road.

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Minutes after QPR had survived an almighty goalmouth scramble, Roofe acrobatically fired United into a 30th-minute lead from an Adam Forshaw corner.

QPR produced next to no response and United then doubled their lead two minutes after the break through a fine low finish from Phillips who cashed in on Hoops ‘keeper Joe Lumley’s hashed clearance.

The season finale also featured a debut for 16-year-old striker Ryan Edmondson who was brought on with 16 minutes left and almost scored three minutes later when his powerful shot was deflected over the bar.

Leeds United: Peacock-Farrell, Ayling, Jansson (Pennington 45), Cooper, Pearce, Forshaw (O’Kane 87), Vieira, Phillips, Alioski, Roofe (Edmondson 73), Ekuban. Subs not used: Lonergan, Saiz, Sacko, Lasogga.

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QPR: Lumley, Wszolek (Smyth 61), Furlong, Bidwell, Manning, Scowen, Cousins, Chair (Osayi-Samuel 60), Freeman, Eze (Oteh 73), Smith. Subs not used: Ingram, Kakay, Hamalainen, Owens.

Check out the gallery above for the full player ratings.

Referee: Darren England (South Yorkshire) - A good, authoritative display. A fair few yellow cards but most of them deserved. 7/10

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