QPR Ladies followed up their 6-1 stuffing of Oxford City earlier this season with another thumping victory.

Martino Chevannes' free-flowing visitors were on the front foot from the first whistle, with Suzanna Wylie firing straight at the City custodian in the fifth minute.

Numerous chances continued to fall the R's way, until Mel Bidewell eventually opened the scoring on the half hour with a close range header.

Rangers continued to pose the greater attacking threat as the half wore on, with Bidewell and Wylie both having efforts chalked out.

Undeterred, they began the second half in a similar vein, with Cherrelle Albert firing home her 18th goal of the season on 47 minutes.

Albert did not have to wait long to notch number 19, which came on 51 minutes to make the score 3-0.

Debutant Seun Odeniyi continued to flourish and alongside Susannah Abbott, created a series of chances for the R's forwards; one of which was converted by Wylie, who made up for her earlier effort being disallowed by scoring the goal of the match with a left foot screamer from the edge of the box.

The victory cemented Rangers' position at the summit of the division, but Assistant Manager Antony Smith is aware that his side must improve their profligacy in front of goal in the second half of the campaign.

"Although the result was pleasing, we must convert our possession and chances into goals," he told www.qpr.co.uk.

"We have got to stop being so wasteful in front of goal; having said this, it was a good result against a team who will cause a lot of the good sides problems.

"We now go into the festive break sitting top of the table and unbeaten in ten matches - so our destiny is in our own hands."

The players and management of QPR Ladies wish all of their sponsors and supporters a belated Happy Christmas and a prosperous New Year.

QPR Ladies: Devoti, Guard, Barker, Dwyer, Bidewell, Curnow, Odeniyi, Wylie, Albert, Williams, Abbott.

Subs: Crump, Ray.

Scorers: Bidewell, Albert (2), Wylie.