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Posted: Friday, April 10th 2020
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Highlights: Bristol City 2-1 QPR
Wednesday, February 13th 2019
Watch the highlights as City overcame QPR in the Sky Bet Championship to secure their ninth straight win in all competitions and extend their unbeaten run to 15 matches.
City fought from behind to beat the R's under the lights at Ashton Gate, in dramatic style too with a stoppage-time penalty.
Matt Smith struck to give the visitors a half-time lead but the Robins battled back in an attack-minded second-half and were level courtesy of Niclas Eliasson’s curler.
The hosts threw everything going forward and their efforts were rewarded at the death with Famara Diédhiou’s cooly struck penalty late on securing a ninth-straight victory for the City.
Lee Johnson's side return to competitive action on Sunday (February 17th, 1pm KO) when they host Wolves in the Emirates FA Cup Fifth Round.
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