Good afternoon and welcome to live text commentary from Goodison Park, where Everton host QPR in the Premier League!

Don't forget you can watch highlights of this match, along with every Premier League game, from 00:01 on Monday morning (UK only).

The final whistle goes, and QPR have their first Premier League win for 15 years!

Arteta fires in a decent delivery to the far post and Fellaini is there... Headed right at Kenny! That was surely THE chance for Everton to grab an equaliser.

Neville is tripped by Connolly and Everton have a vital set piece in stoppage time.

Everton have ben unable to raise the tempo as the clock has ticked down, and that is to QPR's credit.

Five minutes of added time are signalled.

Osman does well to hold the ball up on the edge of the box before playing it out wide to Neville. The Everton captain's low cross is too close to Kenny who pounces on it.

The stats say that Everton have had 18 shots on goal, and six of them on target, but they have still not been able to make the breakthrough.

There is plenty of frustration creeping into Everton now as QPR continue to, for the most part, hold them at bay.

Baines weaves his way inside as he gets on to his left foot and aims a low cross to Fellaini at the near post. Again, Kenny is on hand to grab the ball and keep hold of it.

Another shot from Barkley and this time he catches his strike really well, but his low fizzer is too close to Kenny who makes the save.

Bothroyd has spent muh of his time in his own half since coming on, as he chips in with the defensive work and offers a useful outlet.

Osman goes into the referee's book for a late tackle on Ephraim.

This is where Shaun Derry comes into his own. The veteran midfielder is so adept at being in the right place to snuff out any nascent attacks through the middle of the park.

QPR take their turn to keep hold of the ball as they aim to sap the momentum from the home side, and a fine job they are doing of it too.

Everton continue to boss the possession but QPR are limiting them to speculative efforts from range.

Everton substitution: Saha replaces Heitinga.

Everton beginning to turn the screw now, and a stirng of a dozen or more passes ends with Barkley drilling a low shot inches wide of the post.

Everton have won their opening home match of the season just six times in the last 19 Premier League seasons. (Infostrada)

Louis Saha gets a warm round of applause fromt he home fans as he goes for a touchline jog. Moyes needs to bring him on soon.