Coventry City boss party poops on QPR wonderkid's goal while Leeds United revel in James Bond jokes

QPR stopped the rot at Loftus Road with a 1-1 draw against Coventry City on Tuesday night, ending a run of four straight defeats in the Championship.

Meanwhile, Watford have now lost two in a row for the first time this season but Tom Cleverley won't dwell on what was always going to be a difficult trip to Leeds United last night.

The R's and the Hornets feature in your Wednesday Championship round-up.

‘No doubt’ - Coventry City boss slams QPR goal

Coventry City manager Mark Robins has criticised goalkeeper Oliver Dovin for not saving a distance shot from QPR midfielder Kieran Morgan on Tuesday night as the two struggling Championship sides shared a point at Loftus Road.

The visitors took the lead after just four minutes through Haji Wright but the R's eventually found a leveller after 63 minutes through teenager Morgan. The ex Tottenham Hotspur man netted his first senior goal with an impressive volley from the edge of the box.

Speaking after the game, Robins focused on what he deemed to be a goalkeeping error rather than a moment of brilliance from the 18-year-old. He said: "It was a poor goal. A poor goal to concede. The goalkeeper should have saved it, there's no doubt about it. We can't concede a goal like that."

Speaking to the QPR media team after the match, Morgan too admitted that he thought Coventry goalkeeper Dovin was going to save his ambitious attempt. He said: "I'm buzzing to be honest, I'm still on a high. I didn't know what to do [after scoring], I was just running around the pitch. It's a thing you dream of, hopefully there's more to come.

"I thought the keeper was going to save it, catch it. I saw the keeper run one way and it went down the middle of the goal, I was like 'what's he doing?'. It went in the roof of the net and I've run off and the lads have congratulated me."

Daniel Farke - ‘James Bond’ midfielder ‘outstanding’ vs Watford

Watford made Leeds United work for their 2-1 victory at Elland Road on Tuesday night. The hosts found themselves 2-0 up after just seven minutes but struggled to score again as Tom Cleverley's side hunted down an equaliser following a goal from Kwadwo Baah early in the second half.

It was Largie Ramazani and Brenden Aaronson who grabbed the goals for the Whites, but the Yorkshire Evening Post hailed Ao Tanaka as the 'star performer on the night'. The midfielder impressed last time out against Sheffield United and was even better against Watford.

Speaking after the game, Farke likened the 26-year-old to James Bond. He said: “I think he was outstanding today. Not sure if I'm allowed to say this or I'll get a ban from the EFL but the lads are doing some jokes about Tiger Tanaka that was a Bond villain. They call him the Tiger Tanaka but I said no, no and labelled him James Bond.

"He was there with an outstanding performance, calm on the ball, showed steel even on a yellow card. He was not the villain today, he was James Bond for us. He can keep going like this for us.”