Wales<\/a> striker Kieffer Moore<\/a>, with his sixth in five goals for club and country, did give Wrexham hope midway through the second half with a trademark header.<\/p>\n But Rumarn Burrell<\/a> scorched away from the Wrexham defence after 75 minutes to put the contest beyond doubt.<\/p>\n Deadpool actor Reynolds had flown in to watch Wrexham for the second time this season but the Welsh side have still to win at home in the Championship.<\/p>\n Both sides claimed their first victories of the league season before the international break with respective wins over Millwall and Charlton.<\/p>\n QPR’s success was particularly noteworthy considering they had conceded seven in their previous contest at Coventry and they took over in the Welsh sunshine after early efforts from James McClean<\/a> and Ryan Longman.<\/p>\n Jimmy Dunne<\/a> had the ball in the Wrexham net only to see an offside flag raised and Arthur Okonkwo thwarted Koki Saito<\/a> for the second time.<\/p>\n With Burrell and Kone linking up superbly, it appeared only a matter of time before Rangers would break the deadlock and they did so after 33 minutes.<\/p>\n Okonkwo blocked Burrell’s effort but the ball ricocheted off Coady into his own net.<\/p>\n Wrexham had been one-paced and ineffective in the final third but falling behind did spark a response from Phil Parkinson’s side.<\/p>\n Coady’s ball over the top was fired wide by Ryan Hardie and the stretching Longman was unable to apply a decisive touch to Moore’s cross.<\/p>\n The threat at the other end was not diminished as Burrell went close before Wrexham were opened up through the middle by Harvey Vale<\/a> and Nicolas Madsen<\/a>.<\/p>\n Kone took the ball in his stride and lashed it off the underside of the crossbar from 18 yards for his third goal in as many games.<\/p>\n Wrexham raised a head of steam after the break as Rangers goalkeeper Paul Nardi<\/a> scooped away a Hardie shot that perhaps he should have caught.<\/p>\nWrexham have found points difficult to come by in the early weeks of their Championship campaign.<\/p>\n