Queens Park Rangers came from behind to win 3-1 at the King Power Stadium, ending a run of four straight Championship defeats and deepening Leicester City's fears at the bottom of the table. Jordan James gave the Foxes an early lift with a fine long-range opener, but QPR stayed in the game and struck back through Harvey Vale before half-time.
Leicester's defensive problems then took over the afternoon. Ben Nelson turned Vale's cross into his own net five minutes after the restart, and Ronnie Edwards headed in from a corner after Jakub Stolarczyk had saved from Paul Smyth, leaving Gary Rowett's side second-bottom and two points from safety while Rangers climbed to 16th.
James ignites early belief at the King Power
There was an edge to Leicester's start after Oxford's lunchtime draw with Charlton dropped them back into the bottom three. Divine Mukasa headed Luke Thomas' whipped cross just wide inside 30 seconds, and Stephy Mavididi soon burst past Amadou Mbengue before curling beyond the far post.