<text>  Its the hope that kills you. Just ask Queens Park Rangers manager Chris Ramsey. There was a period at Loftus Road when you envisaged nothing other than victory for the relegation-threatened home side. Instead, they got nothing, just a 10th defeat in 11 matches. Without a dramatic turnaround in fortunes QPR are heading back to the Championship. Aaron Lennon sprints away in celebration having given Everton a late lead at Loftus Road in their Premier League match with QPR . Everton right back Seamus Coleman runs away in celebration having fired the away side infront at Loftus Road on Sunday evening . QPR keeper Rob Green left watches Colemans rocket of a strike fly into the top corner as Everton went 1-0 up after 18 minutes . Eduardo Vargas left is free to head in QPRs equaliser at Loftus Road in the second-half of the Premier League contest with Everton . Vargas runs away in celebration, having scored his second goal for the club, as the Loftus Road faithful erupt . QPR 4-4-2: Green 6; Isla 6.5, Onuoha 6.5, Caulker 6.5, Yun 6.5; Phillips 6.5, Sandro 6.5 Henry 71, 6, Barton 7, Hoilett 6.5 Vargas 60, 7; Zamora 6.5 Taarabt 82, Austin 6.5. Subs not used: Ferdinand, Hill, McCarthy, Kranjcar . Scorer: Vargas 65 . Booked: Hoilett, Yun . Manager: Chris Ramsey 6.5 . Everton 4-5-1: Howard 6; Coleman 8, Jagielka 7, Stones 7, Baines 6.5; McCarthy 7, Gibson 7, Osman 6.5; Lennon 6.5, Kone 6.5 Naismith 72; Lukaku 6.5 Barkey 67 Subs not used: Robles, Besic, Browning, Garbutt, Alcaraz . Scorers: Coleman 18, Lennon 77 . Manager: Roberto Martinez - 7 . Referee: Jonathan Moss - 6.5 . MOTM: Coleman . Attendance: 17, 706 . Seamus Coleman completed a fine team move for Evertons opener . CLICK HERE to see more from Sportsmails MATCH ZONE . But Ramsey believes 12 points from their final eight games will be enough to see his side safe. He said: Were not in need of a miracle, but we need a miraculous run of form and I think we are capable of doing that. We deserved more but we should have maximised that performance with at least a point or three. The players are disappointed because the performance was very good. We are showing everyone theres plenty of fight in us. There have been teams in slightly worse situations who have survived. Much will depend on QPRs next two fixtures: they face West Brom on Saturday week before heading to Aston Villa three days later. The pressure is mounting and Ramsey knows it. What do we need from the games against West Brom and Aston Villa? Six points. Theres no point in saying we need a point, we need wins. Opposing managers Roberto Martinez of Everton left and Chris Ramsey of QPR right have a quick chat before kick-off on Sunday . The Everton players congratulate Coleman right after his opener at Loftus Road put Everton 1-0 up at half-time . Ramseys mood was in stark contrast to Roberto Martinez, who described this victory as his most satisfying since taking over in the summer of 2013. It has been a rough week for the Everton boss. The 5-2 Europa League hammering against Dynamo Kiev on Thursday added to the criticism levelled at him and graffiti on the walls of Goodison Park calling for the Spaniard to be sacked did not help his mood. This win did, though. He said: This wasnt a day to be technical, this was a day to be strong as a group of players. The graffiti? We are a very passionate club. When you dont get the results you want, you will get unrest. As a manager I accept that but I focus on what I need to do to get a winning team. I always respect the views from the outside. The win, which puts Everton on the brink of safety, did come at a cost, however. Forwards Arouna Kone and Romelu Lukaku will both be assessed this morning after sustaining respective knee and hamstring injuries. After a bright opening from the hosts, Everton took an 18th-minute lead against the run of play. It was a cracker, too, Seamus Coleman stroking a right-footed angled shot from 16 yards past Robert Green. The goal encapsulated QPRs season. Mauricio Isla centre of QPR attempts to challenge Evertons Leon Osman centre left with other players trying to get involved . QPR strikers Charlie Austin left and Bobby Zamora right attempt to score past on-coming Everton keeper Tim Howard . After going close to taking the lead through Nedum Onuoha, they were behind a minute later. But there comes a point when it stops being unlucky. Rangers fans are starting to acknowledge that and their reaction to poor play from Bobby Zamora in the first half was testament to that. Zamora celebrates a possible goal for Everton but his strike was ruled out for offside as QPR searched for a valuable victory . Everton left back Leighton Baines left shields the ball away from Matty Philips during the Premier League contest at Loftus Road . QPR captain Joey Barton, having returned from a three match suspension, issues instructions to team-mate Mauricio Isla . Sandro of QPR left and defender Steven Caulker right try to dispossess Everton striker Romelu Lukaku . Ramseys side mustered a reaction when substitute Eduardo Vargas equalised from close range in the 65th minute. Loftus Road was rocking, home fans sensing what could be a season-defining three points. The optimism did not last long, however, as Everton secured the victory 12 minutes later through Aaron Lennons first goal for the club. Rob Green is makes sure a Everton effort on goal flies over his crossbar during their Premier League match on Sunday afternoon . Barton of QPR grapples with Everton midfielder Darron Gibson right as both sides hoped to ease their relegation fears . Aaron Lennon scores a late winner for the away side as they secured three crucial points to defeat QPR at Loftus Road . Lennon is mobbed by his Everton team-mates having scored his first goal for the club and winning three points for his side . Evertons Phil Jagielka applauds the traveling fans after the game against QPR, as the away side left with three points . HULL . Swansea Away - April 4 . Southampton Away - April 11 . Liverpool Home - April 18 . Crystal Palace Away - April 25 . Arsenal Home - May 2 . Burnley Home - May 9 . Tottenham Away - May 16 . Man United Home - May 24 . ASTON VILLA . Man United Away - April 4 . Tottenham Away - April 11 . Man City Away - April 25 . Everton Home - May 2 . West Ham Home - May 9 . Southampton Away - May 16 . Burnley Home - May 24 . QPR Home - Date to be arranged . SUNDERLAND . Newcastle Home - April 5 . Crystal Palace Home - April 11 . Stoke Away - April 25 . Southampton Home - May 2 . Everton Away - May 9 . Leicester Home - May 16 . Chelsea Away - May 24 . Arsenal Away - Date to be arranged . BURNLEY . Tottenham Home - April 5 . Arsenal Home - April 11 . Everton Away - April 18 . Leicester Home - April 25 . West Ham Away - May 2 . Hull Away - May 9 . Stoke Home - May 16 . Aston Villa Away - May 24 . QPR . West Brom Away - April 4 . Chelsea Home - April 12 . West Ham Home - April 25 . Liverpool Away - May 2 . Man City Away - May 9 . Newcastle Home - May 16 . Leicester Away - May 24 . Aston Villa Away - Date to be arranged . LEICESTER . West Ham Home - April 4 . West Brom Away - April 11 . Swansea Home - April 18 . Burnley Away - April 25 . Chelsea Home - April 29 . Newcastle Home - May 2 . Southampton Home - May 9 . Sunderland Away - May 16 . QPR Home - May 24 . Note: Fixtures in May subject to change for television schedule. 