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FULL TIME. That's that in Swansea as goals from Graham and Mackie ensure the points are shared. Swansea will be angered with that penalty decision though.

We have just two minutes remaining of added time.

Taarabt in the book and his petulant reaction almost attracts a second yellow from referee Probert.

It doesn't look like either side has the initiative to find a winner in what remains of this game.

Stat from Infostada: "The last time Swansea conceded two goals at home in a league match was vs Nottingham Forest in a 3-2 win on March 19. That was also the only time this year."

Graham harshly penalised for a foul for backing into his marker in the box.

More histrionics from Warnock. No idea what he is annoyed about now but the fourth official is getting an earful.

Warnock has found something to smile about on the touchline, though his face is laced with frustration too.

Wonderful skills from Sinclair as he wins a free-kick for Swansea 25 yards from goal and to the left of the box. Kenny gets a hand to Allen's delivery and QPR clear.

Graham does excellent once again to leap and win the ball but Moore can't get the necessary contact after getting on the end of the flick-on.

Faurlin brings Dyer to ground with an obvious foul, even if the fall was somewhat exaggerated.

Barton has time and space in the box at the back post but dallies and sees his effort deflected behind for a corner. QPR can't test Vorm from the set-piece though.

Rodgers will be well within his rights to be furious about that penalty decision. It looked blatant in real time, let alone with a slow-mo replay.

Great save from Vorm! Taarabt keeps control on the edge of the box and spins before unleashing a curling effort that the Dutchman claws away.

Big shout for a penalty! Graham comes in behind Traore to get the ball and is brought to ground by the QPR defender. It had to be a spot-kick, but it wasn't.

Stat from Infostrada: "That was QPR’s 100th away goal in PL history."

Graham does well in the box to slip a pass to Moore but the ball just runs away from the forward and he can't get a shot away.

Referee Lee Probert makes an enemy of Barton by accidentally bodychecking the QPR midfielder. However, while Swansea break Moore is unable to find a team-mate with a cross.