Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the Premier League game between QPR and Liverpool at Loftus Road.

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The full-time whistle goes at Loftus Road, and Liverpool have piled yet more misery on QPR with a comfortable 3-0 win in what is the final Premier League match of 2012. Suarez scored twice, and Agger added a third in what was a routine win for the visitors. Thanks for joining us, and have a very happy new year!

Suarez beats two players with another mazy run, but again it is Nelsen who steps in and makes a strong challenge.

Fabio is booked, not long after coming on, for a clumsy challenge on Sterling out on the right flank.

There will be three added minutes at the end of this second half, and QPR cannot wait for it to be over.

Carragher gets a late taste of the action as Joe Allen makes way.

Mbia takes the free-kick and goes for goal but Reina is not hard pressed to make the save.

The second half is petering out as Liverpool coast towards a comfortable win.

Lucas has dictated the play since coming on, and he has immediately settled into the Liverpool midfield.

The atmosphere is understandably dead at Loftus Road as Liverpool stroke the ball around at the back, content to play out time.

The free kick is pretty tame from Taarabt, who hits the target but does not trouble Reina.

Lucas is booked for a cynical tug on Taarabt's shirt as he races towards the Liverpool box.

QPR are playing much better in the second half, but the life has been sucked out of the match with the three first-half goals.

Fabio comes on for QPR in place of Wright-Phillips, and that's the hosts' final change.

Taarabt is now moving very gingerly, but he hobbles around and looks to be just about okay.

Liverpool have a three-man break and should have created a good chance to make it 4-0 but Gerrard's control lets him down.

STAT: QPR have scored one goal in the final 15 minutes of PL matches this season, fewer than any other team.

The resulting set piece is overhit by Gerrard, and Cesar can gather comfortably.

Hill inadvertently handles on the edge of the QPR box, and Liverpool have a dangerous free kick on the right.

Onuoha and Nelsen have both been superb despite their side's shoddy defending on the most part, and the pair combine to block another effort from Gerrard.