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📺 Highlights: Stoke City 1-2 Bristol City
Two second-half goals saw City fight back against ten-man Stoke City and stretch their unbeaten run to six matches in the Sky Bet Championship. A pinpoint effort from Sam Clucas beat Daniel Bentley to gift the Potters an early lead, before Joe Allen was rightly dismissed for a rash challenge on Josh Brownhill at the bet365 Stadium. Jack Hunt played his part in both City goals; the first a cross for Famara Diédhiou who headed City level as Lee Johnson’s side looked to capitalise on their extra man advantage. And just after the hour mark, Tom Edwards was left red faced when he turned another Hunt cross over the line, despite Stoke’s best effort to clear.
The Bristol City Vodcast | Robins Nest Episode 1
Scotty Murray and Downsy are joined by Josh Brownhill and Callum O'Dowda for the inaugural edition of the Bristol City vodcast! Comment below with who you would like to see on the show next time.
Bristol City 1 0 Rotherham Adam Webster hits winner against nine man Millers
Bristol City 1-0 Rotherham: Adam Webster hits winner against nine-man Millers. Adam Webster headed an 86th-minute winner to give Bristol City a 1-0 Championship win over a Rotherham side who finished with nine men. The centre-back was on hand to nod home Jack Hunt's cross from the right, with goalkeeper Marek Rodak just failing to keep the ball out with a desperate dive. Rotherham were reduced to 10 men in the 64th minute when full-back Billy Jones, booked 12 minutes earlier, was shown a second yellow card for pulling back Famara Diedhiou. That became nine men eight minutes later as Richie Towell leapt into a late challenge on Josh Brownhill in the centre of the pitch, earning a straight red from referee Scott Duncan. The visitors showed tremendous resistance with their two-man disadvantage, but could not deny Lee Johnson's team extending their unbeaten run to seven games, with the Millers slipping into the relegation zone as a result. Both sides squandered good chances in an open, entertaining first half. Rodak made the first save of note after 10 minutes, reacting smartly to keep out Diedhiou's near-post header from a Callum O'Dowda corner. Jamie Paterson should have done better with a 13th-minute header that brought a comfortable save from Rodak, but soon Rotherham were showing attacking intent of their own. Striker Michael Smith had a low 20th-minute shot saved by Niki Maenpaa, but the main threat from the visitors came in the shape of Jon Taylor, operating on the right. He robbed Jay Dasilva only to shoot into the side-netting and in the 26th minute forced a low save from Maenpaa. Taylor had two other opportunities before the half-time whistle, having a fierce shot parried by Maenpaa and volleying just wide after a weak punch from the City keeper. At the other end, Paterson had a volley blocked and claims for a penalty when Diedhiou's header appeared to strike the arm of a Rotherham defender were waved aside by referee Duncan. The second half soon followed the pattern of the first, with both teams hungry to attack, while lacking the finishing power to break the deadlock. Then came the two dismissals and, with home fans roaring them on, City mounted wave after wave of attacks, only to be frustrated by some committed last-ditch defending. Webster finally broke Rotherham's resistance and after the goal the home side went close to extending their advantage on several occasions. Brownhill hit the crossbar, Rodak made a fine save to deny Paterson and substitute Andreas Weimann fired over when he should have scored. Predict 6 correct scores for your chance to win £250K.
Cardiff 1-0 Bristol City: Super sub Kenneth Zohore scores late winner
It was tennis coach Brad Gilbert who wrote the book 'Winning Ugly', but when it comes to football the title belongs to Neil Warnock.There's nothing extravagant or fancy about how the 69-year-old is taking Cardiff towards what would be the eighth promotion of his 38-year management career.But after Kenneth Zohore's scruffy late goal settled a horrible Severnside derby his team stand only six points shy of once runaway Championshp leaders Wolves and with a four-point gap above Villa in third. Cardiff closed the gap at the top of the table thanks to a late winner from Kenneth Zohore Zohore came off the bench and rifled into an empty net from close with just eight minutes left RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Championship round-up: Aston Villa come from behind to edge... Cardiff squad to split potential £10M prize pot between... Share this article Share MATCH FACTS AND LEAGUE TABLE Cardiff (4-2-3-1): Etheridge 5.5; Connolly 5.5, Ecuele Manga 6, Bamba 6, Bennett 5.5; Halford 5.5, Ralls 6; Feeney 5.5 (Harris 73, 5), Paterson 6, Hoilett 6.5; Madine 5.5 (Zohore 45, 6);Subs not used: Murphy, Pilkington, Damour, Bryson, Grujic Goalscorers: Zohore (82)Booked: Connolly, HalfordManager: Neil Warnock 6.5 Bristol City (4-4-1-1): Fielding 5.5; Wright 6, Flint 6, Baker 6 (Kent 85), Magnusson 5.5; Brownhill 5, Reid 6, Smith 5.5, Bryan 6; Diedhiou 5.5 (Walsh 85), Diony 5 (Paterson 69, 5);Subs not used: Steele, Eliasson, Kelly, O'NeillGoalscorers: NONEBooked: Baker Manager: Lee Johnson 5 Referee: Paul Tierney 7Attendance: 21,018MoM: Holiett Season at a glance Live tables Fixtures Scores Championship Premier League Championship League One League Two Scottish Premiership Scottish Div 1 Scottish Div 2 Scottish Div 3 Ligue 1 Serie A La Liga Bundesliga More tables More fixtures More scores 'I said to them after the game: 'You do me proud', said Warnock. 'We have not got Rolls Royces in our team but by gum we have some endeavour.'It was never going to be pretty, the pitch was terrible, the wind was bad, it was the coldest day of the year.'But I said to them at half time that it will be a sloppy goal that settles it and to make sure it wasn't us that made the mistake for it to happen, and I was delighted to come out of it with three points.'Zohore, a Danish striker with an Ivory Coast dad who is a second cousin of Didier Drogba, had been left out of Warnock's starting line-up, but after coming on at half time was in the right place at the right time when a Joe Ralls cross spun into his path. Bristol City manager Lee Johnson smiles ahead of kick-off at the Cardiff City StadiumIt was one of the few moments of quality in a match of 38 fouls as City arrived with what seemed like a determination to get their retaliation in first.It's only a few weeks ago their young manager Lee Johnson won plaudits for going to the Etihad Stadium in the Carabao Cup semi-finals and taking on Pep Guardiola at his own free-flowing game.T