QPR boss Julien Stephan:
“I enjoyed the way the players came on with some clear ideas, with a strong desire to bounce back from the last game and to show today, at home with our fans against the leaders [going into the weekend], we were ready to compete and deliver a top performance.
“How the players played today, it was just outstanding. The players deserve all the credit today – the starters, the finishers, the players who stayed on the bench.
“They worked so hard this week to prepare for this game, they put top quality on the pitch during the different sessions we had together and we felt something very special.
“I told the players they did the best [match day] minus one on the yesterday. Does that mean we will deliver a top performance? No. Does it mean we are ready to deliver a top performance? Yes.”
Swansea head coach Vitor Matos:
“Disappointed for all of us. We didn’t want to put in a performance like that. It’s a performance that’s below our level and lower than our standards.
“We know we need to bounce back but first we need to analyse and understand what’s wrong because we need to correct a lot of things.
“I think emotionally we felt the first goal too much. That took [away] our organisation, our concentration, and Queens Park Rangers were quite clinical in those moments.
“Then the penalty… that start did not make it easier. Then we suffered two more goals but that’s for us to analyse and understand what was wrong.”