QPR fan Felix Martineau, 8, rang the bell at half-time against Bournemouth to mark the end of the leukemia battle

An eight-year-old QPR fan of AN rang the bell at half-time against Bournemouth to mark the end of his blood cancer battle.

Felix Martineau was a special guest at the Kiyan Prince Foundation Stadium and was joined on the field with his big sister.

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Both were given a standing ovation and were cheered on as they rang bells during the emotional scenes.

Felix was recently fully cleared after a three-year battle with leukemia.

To signal the end of such treatment, patients often ring the bell at the hospital and recite a poem.

But QPR gave him the chance to step on the field and do the same and fans on Twitter praised the heartwarming move.

One said: “Absolutely incredible moment for the boy and his family. Oh, and what an amazing sister!”

Another said: “Absolutely amazing, what a brave boy and great moment for him and his sister.”

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One added: “Very special moment.”

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Felix received the news while touring his personal stadium.

He also went further when his favorite player Ilias Chair called to say a surprise hello.

QPR are currently 7th in the Championship but were beaten by group leaders Bournemouth, in which Dominic Solanke scored the only goal of the match.

Currently, they have had to receive consecutive defeats, after a series of 6 previous unbeaten matches.