Round-up: Pogrebnyak backheel knocks out Rangers Pavel Pogrebnyak's late backheel saw Reading come out on top 3-2 last night in an enthralling third-round Capital One Cup tie at Queen's Park Rangers, in which they twice had to come from behind. QPR got off to a great start when Junior Hoilett scored a superb solo effort 14 minutes in, although Kaspars Gorkss levelled things up against his former club minutes later. Rangers regained the lead when Djibril Cissé fired home from distance, but yet again the visitors responded. Nicky Shorey's superb 25-yard free-kick drew Reading level and provided a platform for them to snatch victory as Pogrebnyak backheeled home nine minutes from time. The former Fulham striker had a stoppage-time penalty saved but there was no time for an equaliser on a bad night for QPR, who saw the recently returned Alejandro Faurlin limp off injured. Alexander Tettey fired Norwich City into the last 16 with a 1-0 win over Doncaster Rovers at Carrow Road, where there was a minute's silence before kick-off in memory of former manager John Bond, who has died aged 79 (see page 70). In Scotland, Rangers showed they can still compete with the top sides in the country by dumping SPL leaders Motherwell out of the Scottish League Cup at Ibrox. Motherwell were branded favourites by their Third Division hosts ahead of the game but any hopes of claiming a first win at Ibrox since 1997 were dashed by second-half goals from Lee McCulloch and Dean Shiels as Rangers booked their place in the quarter-finals.