Queens Park Rangers 3-0 Milton Keynes Dons

Three goals in the final 20 minutes helped QPR ease the pressure on manager Chris Ramsey after a 3-0 victory over MK Dons.With just one win in their last seven Sky Bet Championship matches, Ramsey has come under fire in recent weeks but Jay Emmanuel-Thomas' 70th-minute goal helped to ease the tension inside Loftus Road.Matt Phillips' emphatic finish and Junior Hoilett's first goal since April settled proceedings to consolidate QPR's top-10 position.Rangers' win was thoroughly deserved despite some anxious moments.Paul Konchesky had their best chance in a first half they dominated, with the full-back bursting into the box and collecting Tjaronn Chery's well-timed pass, but his weak shot beyond Dons goalkeeper David Martin was cleared off the line by Kyle McFadzean.Martin had earlier kept out efforts from Chery and Emmanuel-Thomas , before Karl Henry - restored to the Rangers side in the absence of the injured Sandro - was just unable to connect with Phillips' low cross.QPR continued to press after the interval and went close when Grant Hall headed over from Phillips' left-wing corner.Ramsey, whose continued selection of just one striker has angered many fans, made a change on 57 minutes, replacing Massimo Luongo with another midfielder in Leroy Fer - a substitution which was greeted with a barrage of boos.Henry, whose form this season has been poor, was also the target of jeers before being substituted.The mood would have darkened further had keeper Rob Green not produced a fine save to deny Simon Church at point-blank range after the forward had spun away from Clint Hill.It proved to be a crucial moment in the match, because shortly afterwards QPR broke the deadlock when Emmanuel-Thomas scored his third league goal of the season since he was brought in to replace injured top scorer Charlie Austin.Nedum Onuoha played the ball into the box and Emmanuel-Thomas eluded two challenges with a lovely piece of control and then a nutmeg before shooting past Martin from close range.The visitors would have equalised had a stretching Church been able to apply the finishing touch at the far post to Josh Murphy's low cross.But their hopes of a comeback were then crushed Phillips doubled Rangers' lead with 13 minutes remaining, gathering Daniel Tozser's chip and then cutting inside Murphy before firing into the far corner of the net.And Hoilett added the third in the 88th minute, hooking the ball over his shoulder from a couple of yards out after Tozser's corner had been headed on by Hill.Martin prevented a fourth Rangers goal by saving with his legs to deny Fer in injury time. ends