But the game swung on 34 minutes when Djibril Cisse was shown a controversial red card by Mark Clattenburg for reacting to a poor Roger Johnson challenge.

McCarthy sent on strikers Sylvan Ebanks-Blake and Kevin Doyle, and after the interval they turned the game.

The inspirational Matt Jarvis levelled within a minute of the resumption, and Wolves got a deserved winner on 71 minutes courtesy of Doyle’s composed finish.

QPR threw bodies forward in the final quarter of an hour in search of an equaliser, but it never came, meaning that for the second time in a week they spurned a winning position in the Premier League.

Wolves escape the relegation zone with the result, and move level on points with QPR.

Zamora had not been registered in time for the midweek clash at Aston Villa, but came straight into the side to form a strike partnership with fellow new arrival Cisse, while Adel Taarabt returned from the African Cup of Nations and was chosen to start.

Wolves handed a debut to on-loan defender Sebastian Bassong, with McCarthy asking Steven Fletcher to play the lone striker role.

But it was the home side who looked stronger as the match began. Only three minutes had passed when Cisse did a superb job of pulling down a ranging ball forward from Taye Taiwo, finding a little space, only to fire a timid shot straight at Wayne Hennessey.

Zamora followed up with a decent effort from distance as Wolves struggled.

The opening goal looked inevitable, but came as the result of a flowing team move which would surely have delighted Mark Hughes.

16 minutes in Taarabt found Cisse with the outside of his boot, who played it for Shaun Wright-Phillips in the box. The midfielder knocked it back for Zamora, who stroked home from 10 yards.

Wolves afternoon looked like going from bad to worse when their other January loan signing, midfielder Frimpong came off worst in a challenge with Joey Barton on halfway and ended up

Sylvan Ebanks-Blake replaced him as Wolves tried to get back into the game, but there was no instant turnaround in fortunes.

Cisse’s angry reaction to Johnson’s challenge on 34 minutes turned the match, with the Frenchman sent off for grabbing at the Wolves defender. Cisse certainly lost his cool, but made minimal contact with Johnson, and the decision was met with disbelief by QPR players, fans and Hughes alike.

Doyle’s introduction for Richard Stearman at the interval signalled more attacking intent from Wolves, and they got their rewards when Jarvis controlled Ebanks-Blake’s lay-off, shimmied past Luke Young and placed a low shot past Paddy Kenny.

Wolves, lacklustre until that point, sprung into life, and just six minutes later Fletcher had a header rebound off the host as their domination continued.

Fletcher and Ebanks-Blake both came close to scoring 52 minutes in, with desperate goal-line defending from Anton Ferdinand saving QPR.

But the goal was fair reward for Wolves’ control of the match, and it was a classy winner, with Jamie O’Hara’s low, angled ball knocked by Ebanks-Blake into Doyle’s path, before the Irish striker confidently tucked the shot away.

QPR threw themselves forward in search of an equaliser, and as Wolves tried to hold on for a priceless victory the hosts came to life.

Taarabt, now playing through the middle, twice hit outrageous shots from distance, one forcing a top save from Hennessey, the other whistling narrowly over the bar.

Ferdinand came closer to tucking away a Wright-Phillips shot in stoppage time, but the goal ultimately eluded them.
Source: Eurosport

Team Line-up:
QPR: Kenny, Young, Onuoha, Ferdinand, Taiwo, Taarabt, Derry, Barton, Wright-Phillips, Cisse, Zamora – Subs: Cerny, Hill, Hall, Mackie, Traore, Hulse, Smith /// Wolverhampton: Hennessey, Stearman, Johnson, Bassong, Ward, Foley, Frimpong, Edwards, O’Hara, Jarvis, Fletcher – Subs: De Vries, Elokobi, Ebanks-Blake, Hunt, Berra, Milijas, Doyle

From the early minutes, the match at the Emirates Stadium on Saturday (2/4/2012), it looks going to be easy for the home team. Their first attack directly Van Persie’s first goal to fruition.

Until the end of the first half, Arsenal added two more goals away Van Persie pass and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Blackburn free-kick had a reply by Morten Gamst Pedersen.

A few minutes before the break, Blackburn lost one player red-carded after Gael Givet.

In the second half, Arsene Wenger did not reduce the intensity of their attacks. They also managed to scored four additional goals, each by Mikel Arteta, Van Persie, Oxlade-Chamberlain, and Thierry Henry.

An additional three points raised position to fifth Arsenal Premier League standings with 40 points from 24 parties. Blackburn was still slumped in the rankings to 19th with 18 points.

The game

The first attack in the second minute Arsenal makes the whole stadium bubbled directly.

Francis Coquelin initiated through pass to Theo Walcott, Walcott then slicing the left side of the Blackburn defense. He sent the ball into the goal mouth where Van Persie was waiting and easily deflect the ball into the goalkeeper Paul Robinson.

Entering the 23rd minute, the home team a chance to double the advantage through Tomas Rosicky shot from outside the penalty box. But, the ball is still sideways.

Moments later, the next opportunity comes. Starting a corner, Per Mertesacker’s header passed by Laurent Koscielny with his head. This time, Robinson was able brushed it off.

Blackburn equalized in the 31st minute. Starting from a breach of Anthony Modeste Koscielny in front of the Arsenal penalty box, the referee awarding a free kick for the visitors.

Pedersen who ran as the executor had the opportunity to convert this into goals. He directs the ball into the corner of Arsenal goalkeeper Szczesny and make an effort to fly in vain.

However, the position of 1-1 did not last long. Seven minutes later, Van Persie took his team ahead again.

Alex Song to be an architect the creation of this goal. Breakthrough bait successfully pursued by Walcott, who once again stab of the right wing and pass the ball to Van Persie. Last name without difficulty cheat the ball into the goal.

Two minutes later, the score changed again. This time, Oxlade-Chamberlain who listed his name on the scoreboard.

Van Persie of sweet feed, Oxlade-Chamberlain ran after the ball in the middle of the penalty box and then deceive Robinson. Seeing the empty goal, these young players easily menjebolnya.

Blackburn lost one player in the 42nd minute. Givet red carded for a foul on Van Persie hard.

The first half ended with the score 3-1 for Arsenal excellence.

Six minutes after the interval, Arsenal scored his fourth goal. Starting a corner of Van Persie, Arteta successfully grabbed the ball gag with a hard shot. Robinson could only stare at the net to shake again.

Three minutes later, the home side Blackburn making suffering more pain. They scored his fifth goal on this night.

Walcott was again instrumental in the creation of this goal. Puncture of the right side, he ruffled the Blackburn defense before giving feedback ripe to Oxlade-Chamberlain. Oxlade-Chamberlain outwit Pedersen before kicking off the beat Robinson measurable.

At the 61st minute, goalkeeper Robinson breaking again. Again, the left side of the Blackburn defense so successfully exploited a weak spot Arsenal.

Coquelin the piercing of the right-wing cross off in the direction matured Van Persie. Van Persie did not waste it and sontekannya sure he made a hat-trick tonight.

At the time of injury time, Henry fulfilled the goal feast ‘Gunner’. He completed his work with Van Persie with a shot from the middle of the penalty box. The ball had hit the foot of Blackburn defender and make a move Robinson to death.

The second half ended with the score 7-1 for Arsenal.

Team Line-up:
Arsenal: Szczesny, Koscielny (Sagna 68 ‘), Mertesacker, Vermaelen, Coquelin, Song (Benayoun 72’), Rosicky, Arteta, Oxlade-Chamberlain (Henry 68 ‘), Walcott, Van Persie

Blackburn: Robinson, Lowe (Orr 35 ‘), Dann, Givet, Martin Olsson, Pedersen, Petrovic, Nzonzi, Hoilett, Dunn (Hanley 45’), Modeste