So thanks for joining us, on a night that Brentford fans have waited for since 1965.

QPR have now lost three of their last six games and, given their high expectations, you wonder how safe Chris Ramsey is in his job unless they can find some form quickly.

Ramsey's side drop to 11th, while Brentford move above their local rivals into 10th place in the Championship table. You can re-live tonight's action in Gary Smee's fine match report here.

Do join us again tomorrow when Birmingham City host Wolves in a lunchtime Midlands derby. Until then, good night and we wish you and your team all the best this weekend.

Brentford defender Jake Bidwell tells Sky Sports:

"We're on a good run at the minute but we've just got to keep this going as long as we can.

"The last few games have really shown what we're about. We've got to keep our feet on the ground and take it one game at a time."

Brentford defender Jake Bidwell tells Sky Sports the Bees players would love Lee Carsley to take the job permanently:

"We changed the manager. You can see the place is buzzing tonight. Results speak for themselves.

"All the lads love him. I think the lads would love him to take it on but at the end of the day he'll do what's right for him.

"If he wants to take it, I'm sure it's there for him. But if not, you've got to respect that."

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Brentford goal scorer Marco Djuricin tells Sky Sports:

"It was a very tough game for us. We are very happy.

"Today I'm the lucky one to score a goal. I'm very happy."

Some happy Bees fans out there tonight I'm sure!

Three clean sheets in a row. Four wins in a row. And a first derby victory over QPR for 50 years!

Brentford celebrate a memorable night for the Bees at Griffin Park.

Brentford win a free-kick in their own half and they will take their time with this. QPR look beaten.

Brentford substitute Philipp Hofmann has a go from range but his left-footed shot trickles harmlessly wide. The hosts won't mind though, provided they can see out the closing stages.

The hosts are keeping possession well. If they keep this up for four more minutes, QPR aren't going to have a sniff.

QPR's Matt Phillips scampers down the right but can't get a cross in and Brentford win a goal kick.

Griffin Park then rises to salute Marco Djuricin - whose goal looks to be the match winner - as he is replaced by Philipp Hofmann.

Five minutes of added time will be played.

QPR are running out of time. Charlie Austin has barely touched the ball since coming on. Have they left it too late?

Brentford are doing a good job of helping the time pass by and keeping the clock ticking. QPR are yet to really conjure up a clear-cut chance since around the 50th minute.

Goal scorer Marco Djuricin is booked for the hosts for a block on Robert Green.

If things stay like this it will be a fourth straight win for Brentford and Lee Carsley.

And just how much pressure would defeat heap onto QPR boss Chris Ramsey, given the high expectations Rangers have this season?

The lively Alan McCormack is replaced by Lasse Vibe for the hosts.

QPR winger Matt Phillips is booked for a late tackle from behind on Toumani Diagouraga.

Brentford have not beaten QPR since 21 August 1965.

They are now just 10 minutes away from a first win over their local rivals in 50 years.

Konstantin Kerschbaumer comes on for Brentford's star performer, Alan Judge - who gets a warm reception from the home fans as he goes off. He has been terrific.

QPR are probing - but not really creating many opportunities. Can they claw their way back onto level terms?

It looks like Clint Hill turned very awkwardly on his knee there and that would explain how much difficulty he is having in hobbling off the field. Hopefully for him it isn't as serious as it looks.

James Perch comes on to replace Hill and that is QPR's last available substitution.

Brentford look to extend their lead but Jake Bidwell's header at the far post goes a yard or so over the crossbar.

Now QPR defender Clint Hill receives treatment on the field for what looks like a painful injury.