Blackburn Rovers boss Steve Kean was satisfied with their 1-1 draw at QPR.

Kean has come under increasing pressure recently and was frustrated not to leave Shepherd's Bush with three points.

"I suppose any point away from home is a good point," said Kean. "That said, we were slightly disappointed.

"We felt the first goal was against the run of play but fair play to QPR.

"They mixed up their set plays and we ended up changing our markers at the corner to our detriment because I know Helguson very well.

"He lost his marker at the first header and then fair play to him, it is a top finish.

"But we were slightly disappointed as we felt we were on top at that point.

"Having said that, we never felt sorry for ourselves.

"We grabbed the game by the scruff of the neck and showed a good reaction to going behind."