Robins Rewind: Bristol City 1-0 Cardiff City
Posted: Thursday, April 2nd 2020
Highlights: Barnsley 2-2 Bristol City
Monday, November 4th 2019
Watch the key moments from Oakwell as City were forced to share the points with Barnsley after conceding a stoppage-time equaliser.
The Robins were seeking their first win at Oakwell for eight years and all was going well when Ashley Williams headed in his first goal in City colours.
It got even better when Andreas Weimann converted a Niclas Eliasson corner, only for the Tykes to cut the deficit through Aapo Halme with a header of his own.
It set up a nervy end and as fate would have it, former loanee Cauley Woodrow had the final say when he steered the ball past Dan Bentley on 94 minutes inside a crowded penalty area.
Next up for Lee Johnson's men is a trip to Cardiff City next Sunday and the Severnside derby is sold out to City fans (November 10th, 12pm KO).
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