Queens Park Rangers 2 Reading 3: match report It started so well for the home side, when Junior Hoilett danced through the Reading defence before finishing in the bottom corner. But the lead lasted less than two minutes, as former QPR defender Kaspars Gorkss headed the Royals level from Nicky Shorey's in-swinging free-kick. The hosts regained the lead after 71 minutes, as Djibril Cissé scored his first of the season, unleashing a ferocious 25-yard drive that beat an outstretched Alex McCarthy. "He needed that, he's been struggling with a little bit of form and confidence," said Hughes. It was a fantastic strike and there's more to come from him. But Reading again levelled quickly, as Shorey found the top corner with a free-kick, before Pogrebnyak's delicious flick won it for the visitors. The Russian striker had a chance to ease any remaining nerves in added time, when he was judged to have been tripped by QPR debutant Stéphane Mbia in the area, but his spot-kick was saved by Julio Cesar. Reading's reward for advancing is a home tie with Arsenal. "It's a good draw, really happy with the draw," said McDermott, who added that he did not see an alleged stamp from Bobby Zamora on Jem Karacan in the closing stages. We'll look forward to it, but before that we have a big game against Newcastle on Saturday and this result will be important going into that. QPR (4-4-1-1): Cesar; Dyer (Nelsen 65), Mbia, Hill, Onuoha; Mackie, Granero, Faurlin, (Diakite 87), Park (Zamora 67); Hoilett; Cisse. Subs: Green, Derry, Wright-Phillips, Ehmer. Booked: M'bia, Cisse. Goals: Hoilett 14, Cisse 71. Reading (4-4-2): McCarthy; Cummings, Mariappa (Morrison 79), Gorkss, Shorey; Kebe (McCleary 69), Karacan, Tabb, Robson-Kanu; Hunt, Pogrebnyak. Subs: Taylor, Gunter, McAnuff, Church, Le Fondre. Booked: Kebe, Robson-Kanu. Goals: Gorkss 16, Shorey 77, Pogrebnyk 81. Referee: R East (Wiltshire) Att: 11,562