For Hull, their struggles continue, particularly away from home where they are still looking for a first clean sheet of the season.
They were, at times, decent going forward and had chances to both take the lead and draw level.
It was also a result though which could reduce Selles’ honeymoon period in the job with tough-looking home fixtures against Middlesbrough and Leeds next up.
There was plenty of enthusiasm but little goalmouth action in the opening 20 minutes in west London.
Idris El Mizouni tried his luck from 20 yards in the 22nd minute after the Hoops failed to close down a swift Oxford move. The Tunisia international’s shot took a slight deflection, but failed to trouble the hosts’ goal.
QPR, meanwhile, were seeking long throws into the box, without success.
Delano Burgzorg should have scored inside the opening 10 minutes and Conway shot wide before Azaz broke the deadlock.
The elegant midfielder received the ball on his right foot, switched it to his left and curled a beauty past Ivor Pandur to get his sixth in six games to add to seven assists this season.
Boro remained on the front foot and Conway’s looping header made it two, benefiting from
Goals from Riley McGree, Tommy Conway and substitutes Emmanuel Latte Lath and Dan Barlaser for Boro consigned QPR to their fourth home league defeat of the season.
The Hoops had drawn each of their previous three games, including creditable 0-0 results against promotion-chasing Burnley and Sunderland, but there were loud boos at the full-time whistle at Loftus Road after this latest defeat.
Luton have eight points from their first eight games and currently sit 18th in the table. Their two wins so far came in back-to-back victories against Millwall and Sheffield Wednesday last month.
Since then they have lost at Plymouth and seen a potential three points turn into one against the U’s.
“It’s a confidence thing,” the 31-year-old Belgian said. “Obviously, last season was different and we’re now one of the
