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Unbeaten run comes to an end | Millwall 1-0 Bristol City | Highlights
Highlights from The Den as Jed Wallace’s second-half penalty was enough to separate the teams as City’s unbeaten run came to an end. It had been a fairly even game but former City loanee Benik Afobe won Millwall a penalty, which substitute Wallace converted just after the hour-mark. The Lions had hit the post late in the first half after Bentley had made a great close-range stop to deny former teammate Afobe on the goalkeeper’s 100th City appearance. However, the hosts held on to end the visitor’s five-match unbeaten run and deny them a fourth consecutive away victory. Follow Bristol City on Social Media! https://twitter.com/bristolcity https://www.facebook.com/bristolcityfc https://www.instagram.com/bristolcityfc https://www.tiktok.com/bristolcityfc For more, head to https://www.bcfc.co.uk
Millwall Vs Bristol City Match Vlog
#Millwall Vs #BristolCity Match #Vlog Jed Wallace's second-half penalty-kick gave Millwall a 1-0 Sky Bet Championship success over Bristol City at The Den on Wednesday night. The substitute smacked home from 12 yards in the 64th minute to hand The Lions a victory and a sixth game unbeaten in the League. Gary Rowett made three changes from the side which drew 1-1 with Nottingham Forest on Saturday afternoon, as Danny McNamara - on his return from injury - Benik Afobe and George Evans came into the starting XI at the expense of Ryan Leonard, Maikel Kieftenbeld and Connor Mahoney. Jed Wallace, meanwhile, returned to the squad to take his place on the bench. The Lions began the game on the front foot and fashioned the first half-chance through the run of Scott Malone to the edge of the box, but his cross was knocked behind by the Bristol City defence. Two corner-kicks followed, but Daniel Bentley was able to grasp the latter out of the air and stop any potential effort on goal. Malone's determination down the left-hand side then allowed him to cross for the leap of Matt Smith, but his header went wide. Millwall were getting a lot of joy down that left side in the early stages, especially through the combination of Malone and Murray Wallace, but numerous crosses failed to be converted into clear-cut chances on goal. An enticing cross from George Saville followed George Evans' long-range attempt being closed down, but the slightest flick took the ball away from danger. Matty James then struck The Robins' first effort of the game, on the break, after 14 minutes, but his attempt rolled wide of Bartosz Bialkowski's near post. There was a hairy moment for Millwall with 16 minutes on the clock as Murray Wallace completely misjudged the bounce of a pass and allowed Andreas Weimann a run on goal, but the duo of Bialkowski and Daniel Ballard spared his blushes, racing back to deflect the shot behind. George Tanner then nodded wide from Jay Dasilva's cross as Bristol City began to get themselves more into the game, but the next chance went the way of Millwall, however, Malone put Evans' cross wide. A golden opportunity was then presented to Afobe with 32 minutes played, but after he sprung the offside trap and connected with Evans' lofted header, Bentley rushed out to save well. There was a minor shout for a Millwall penalty as the first-half began to reach its conclusion, but referee Dean Whitestone was unmoved, with another chance coming in stoppage-time as Afobe connected brilliantly with a cross, but his header was clawed away by Bentley. Chris Martin broke away with the ball at his feet for the visitors early in the second-half but was well marshalled away from danger by the defence, before the big moment came with 63 minutes on the clock as Saville's through-ball saw Afobe latch onto it, only to be brought down by Rob Atkinson. Jed Wallace, a 59th-minute substitute for Smith, stepped up to slam his penalty-kick home, sending Bentley the wrong way, to open the scoring. The Lions' number seven, Malone and Saville were involved in a neat move as the game moved into its last 15 minutes, but the final ball lacked, with the former having to withdraw with five minutes to play after taking a knock - Jake Cooper his replacement. With just two minutes remaining, Jed Wallace won the ball back and began an attack which ended with the ball at the feet of Saville inside the box - after the space to shoot reduced for the midfielder, he was able to feed substitute Billy Mitchell, only for his attempt to be stopped well by Bentley. Just as the clock ticked into four minutes of stoppage-time the ball dropped for Weimann inside the 18-yard area, but a clutch of Millwall bodies were able to throw themselves in front of the ball to stop what would have been the equaliser otherwise. Referee Whitestone blew time minutes later to give The Lions a much-needed win. Millwall: Bialkowski, McNamara, M. Wallace, Hutchinson, Smith (J. Wallace 59'), Malone (Cooper 85'), Ojo (B. Mitchell 73'), Saville, Afobe, Ballard, Evans. Subs not used: Long, Kieftenbeld, Bradshaw, Leonard. Scorer: J. Wallace pen 64' Booking: McNamara Bristol City: Bentley, Dasilva (O'Dowda 54'), Atkinson, James, Williams (Palmer 69'), Martin, Weimann, Bakinson, Baker (Pring 31'), Tanner, Kalas. Subs not used: O'Leary, Simpson, King, Scott. Booking: Williams, Atkinson Referee: Mr Dean Whitestone Attendance: 11,839 (815)
The Iron Skillet Stays In Dallas As SMU Beats TCU 42-34
FORT WORTH, TX – A poor TCU (2-1) performance leads to a 42-34 loss in Fort Worth this afternoon to SMU (4-0). The battle for the Iron Skillet ends in a victory for the Mustangs and the skillet will remain in Dallas. TCU took their first loss of the season and it all started with their defense. The defense was nowhere to be found in the first quarter, let alone the rest of the game. Both teams combined for 28 points in the first seven minutes of the game and it all started with SMU’s 68-yard rushing touchdown by Danny Gray. The Mustangs scored in the first 50 seconds of the game and it didn’t end there. TCU was not the only one that didn’t show up to play defense in the first quarter. Four minutes after SMU’s quick touchdown, Kendre Miller ran the ball in for a 20-yard TCU touchdown putting TCU on top by one. SMU’s offense comes back out for another incredible series. They started the series out with a 46-yard run by Tra Siggers to the TCU 29. Tanner Mordecai handed the ball to Siggers yet again and he ran for another 10-yards. At the 4-yard line Mordecai took care of the rest and ran in for a 4-yard touchdown. They finished the series off with a successful two point conversion from Terrance Newman. And the offense continued to rally for both teams, TCU got the ball back and Duggan drilled a 60-yard pass to Taye Barber. Darius Davis finishes it off with a 13-yard rushing touchdown tying the game 14-14 with seven minutes remaining in the first quarter. All that scoring and we still had half of the first quarter left to go. TCU’s defense finally comes to life after Dee Winters interception at the 47-yard line on SMU’s third down and the momentum for the defense started to pick up after that. That was Mordecai’s first interception of the season. TCU got the ball back at the 47-yard line and Zach Evans was ready to rumble. Evans ran for 27-yards. The Horned Frogs came up short for the first down and were forced to kick a field goal. The 38-yard field goal was unsuccessful. TCU’s defense stopped SMU the next two series and TCU’s offense started to kick up. Evans had a 46-yard touchdown with 13:30 left in the half putting TCU on top 21-14. And once again TCU’s defense let everyone down. Mordecai hits a wide open Reggie Roberson Jr for a 29-yard touchdown and just like that it’s all tied up again. Both teams went into the half break even at 21-21. SMU came out of the half and did not led up one bit. The Mustangs took advantage of Duggan’s fumble at the 3-yard line and scored a touchdown going up 28-21. TCU answered with a field goal, making the score 28-24 with 10:40 minutes remaining in the game. There was still a lot of game time left and TCU still had life. That changed quickly. SMU went on to score two more touchdowns and TCU scored one. SMU’s rush offense was the difference in this game. The Mustangs ran for 350 total yards. They were led by Ulysses Bentley IV with 153 yards rushing and Tre Siggers with 110 yards rushing. SMU ended the day with 595 yards of total offense and TCU ended the night with 446 total yards of offense. Defense was the name of the game today, and TCU did not come out ready to play. The Horned Frogs will be back in Amon G. Carter Stadium next Saturday to take on the Texas Longhorns. Kickoff is set for 11:00 A.M. and will be televised on ABC. KEY PLAYERS : TCU : Max Duggan converted 16 of 28 passes for 276 yards for three touchdowns. Zach Evans led with 113 yards rushing for 15 carries. Taye Barber led with 110 yards receiving for 5 catches and 1 touchdown. SMU : Tanner Mordecai converted on 17 of 28 passes for 245 yards for four touchdowns and one rushing touchdown. Ulysses Bentley IV led with 153 yards rushing for 20 carries and one touchdown. Tre Siggers had 110 yards rushing for 18 carries. Danny Gray led with 153 yards receiving for 4 catches and a touchdown.
Nahki Wells scores late WINNER! | QPR 1-2 Bristol City | Highlights
Extended highlights as Nahki Wells struck a dramatic injury-time winner against his former loan club as City sealed all three points away to QPR. It was largely one-way traffic but Dan Bentley proved a tough nut to crack as he made save after save to keep the R’s at bay. City had led at the break through Chris Martin’s far-post finish, but QPR battled back quickly with a goal through Sam McCallum. QPR did everything but find the back of the net as the second half continued and they paid for it, with substitute Wells racing away at the end before firing low past Seny Dieng. The result secures City a third consecutive away win and stretches their unbeaten run to four games. Follow Bristol City on Social Media! https://twitter.com/bristolcity https://www.facebook.com/bristolcityfc https://www.instagram.com/bristolcityfc https://www.tiktok.com/bristolcityfc For more, head to https://www.bcfc.co.uk
Baker goal cancelled out late on | Bristol City 1-1 Luton Town | Highlights
City saw victory snatched at the death as Luton pounced late to earn a 1-1 draw at Ashton Gate. The Hatters hit the woodwork twice and Dan Bentley produced some outstanding saves in the first half, but Nathan Baker rose to meet a Jay Dasilva free-kick 12 minutes after the break. Baker’s header has City on course for their first home win of the season but there was late heartbreak as Luton substitute Danny Hylton had the simple task of a tap-in after Carlos Mendes Gomes’ cross in stoppage time. Follow Bristol City on Social Media! https://twitter.com/bristolcity https://www.facebook.com/bristolcityfc https://www.instagram.com/bristolcityfc https://www.tiktok.com/bristolcityfc For more, head to https://www.bcfc.co.uk
SMU running back Ulysses Bentley 85 yard TD run vs. North Texas
Ulysses Bentley has to be the best college running back that next to nobody knows about. After watching just a little bit of his highlights, I can't see him not going pro. Here, Bentley is off to the races, scoring a touchdown on an 85 yard run vs. North Texas St., 9/11/21. This video belongs to the American Conference and the NCAA.
SMU QB Tanner Mordecai TD pass to Ulysses Bentley vs. North Texas
After SMU running back Ulysses Bentley has a good run, quarterback Tanner Mordecai throws a touchdown pass to Bentley vs. North Texas, 9/11/21. This video belongs to the American Conference and the NCAA.