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Former Watford and Fulham striker Helguson, ploughing a loan furrow up front for the visitors, was the man who opened the scoring as he powered home Routledge’s incisive cross with a header which left Paul Rachubka no chance.

Blackpool had been in thorough command of the game prior to conceding and did their best to respond immediately but midfielder David Vaughan’s 20-yard shot was punched clear by Camp.

QPR’s Portuguese manager Sousa handed a debut to former Manchester United and Celtic midfielder Liam Miller following his loan arrival from Sunderland while defender Kaspars Gorkss lined up against his former club.

The equaliser that was threatening throughout the opening period almost came just 20 seconds into the second half but David Fox’s stinging drive from 20 yards out was bravely blocked by defender Gavin Mahon.

But again they were punished for their profligacy when the visitors were awarded a penalty in the 58th minute.

Referee had little hesitation in pointing to the spot following a blatant trip by defender Evatt as Cook

surged into the area and Helguson stepped up to calmly stroke home his second goal of the evening.

Grayson threw on new-boy Nemeth for the ineffective Roy O’Donovan on the hour mark in a bid to breathe fire into his stuttering attack.

And things went from bad to worse for the hosts when their third and final substitute Crainey, in only his second appearance of the season, was forced to leave the field of play after just 14 minutes on the pitch.

Their misery was compounded in the final minute when Ephraim applied a cool finish to Cook’s threaded through-ball to make it 3-0.

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