Jamie Mackie got the winner as QPR came from two goals down with 13 minutes left to beat Liverpool and move out of the relegation zone.<br />Sebastian Coates scored a spectacular volley and Dirk Kuyt prodded in a second to put the Reds ahead.<br />Shaun Derry gave QPR hope with a header before Reds old boy Djibril Cisse also nodded in to haul the home side level.<br />A Jose Enrique error left Mackie clear to slide in an injury-time shot under keeper Pepe Reina for the QPR winner.<br /><br />The victory was as vital for the home side as it was unlikely and helped move them two points clear of the drop zone, although third-from-bottom Bolton have a game in hand.<br />The loss left Liverpool's already faint hopes of a top-four finish in tatters, with the Reds a massive 12 points behind fourth-placed Tottenham after a fourth league defeat in five games.<br />The latest setback for the Reds was much of their own making in a turnaround which was as spectacular as the opener from centre-back Coates.<br />QPR seemed to be feeling the pressure of their precarious position early on, particularly after relegation rivals Blackburn had won on Tuesday.<br /><br />The home side constantly gave the ball away and Liverpool had plenty of chances to take advantage as they swarmed all over their hosts.<br />Suarez left Nedum Onuoha trailing to burst clear on goal only to have his shot fended away by keeper Paddy Kenny before Derry blocked a Stewart Downing strike when the Reds winger seemed set to have a free shot on goal.<br />Kuyt had a great chance when he latched on to a Steven Gerrard corner to the far post but he was denied by another save from the overworked Kenny.<br />Liverpool's profligacy has been a hallmark of their season and, while it appeared to drain their belief, QPR took plenty of encouragement from weathering the early storm.<br />The home side eventually managed to get a view of the visitors' goal and Reds keeper Reina was a relieved figure when former Liverpool striker Cisse's 22-yard shot went just wide.<br /><br />QPR began to look comfort
