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Your support makes all the difference.Queens Park Rangers have accepted an FA charge of failing to control their players during their 2-2 Barclays Premier League draw against Manchester City earlier this month.
Rangers players were incensed when referee Mike Dean denied striker Charlie Austin two goals in the eighth minute - the first for offside and the second for an infringement by City goalkeeper Joe Hart.
An FA statement read: "Queens Park Rangers have been fined £20,000 after admitting an FA misconduct charge and accepting the standard penalty."
Austin did eventually score a goal that counted in the 21st minute to put QPR ahead but two Sergio Aguero goals sandwiched an own goal from Martin Demichelis as the spoils were shared.
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