R's gaffer Neil Warnock failed to hide his delight, as the R's fought back from two goals down to grab an unlikely share of the spoils against Derby.

Stoppage time goals from Patrick Agyemang and Jamie Mackie ensured Rangers' unbeaten start to the season continued in dramatic fashion.

"All credit to the players - that was Dunkirk spirit in every sense of the word," he told www.qpr.co.uk.

"We were very positive with the substitutions and it had the impact I hoped it would.

"It was a great team effort at the end, even though we were nowhere near our best.

"It feels like a win when it comes so late in the game!"

Despite the last-gasp heroics, Warnock once again refused to get carried away, adding: "How we can be amongst the favorites to win the division with eight new players in the squad is beyond me.

"I think we're sixth to tenth position at the moment.

"Results like that will help the morale and the confidence within the group.

"We never had any of that spirit with all the loan players last year, but we have now and that's fantastic."

With just days remaining before the transfer window closes, Warnock is still confident he can add to his squad, commenting: "I still want to bring two players in to the Club.

"I've got four strikers and three wide players on my list and I'd like one of each.

"We just need a couple more to add to the options we've got."