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Posted: Friday, April 10th 2020
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Highlights: Hull City 1-1 Bristol City
Monday, May 6th 2019
Watch the key moments as City secured a point away at Hull City in the final game of the Sky Bet Championship season.
The Robins headed to the KCOM Stadium needing a win and other results to go in their favour to make the play-offs but fell behind to a Jackson Irvine half-volley in the second half.
Lee Johnson’s side had battled well and only the crossbar got in the way of Famara Diédhiou heading City in front earlier.
A handball call saw substitute Niclas Eliasson’s equaliser rubbed off the scoreboard but Matty Taylor, himself on from the bench, put the pressure on Markus Henriksen who was judged to have got the vital touch in City’s equaliser after good work from Josh Brownhill.
It was enough to earn City a point and they will hold their heads high as they battled to 8th in the final standings - their highest league finish in 11 seasons.
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