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Posted: Thursday, April 9th 2020
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Highlights: Ipswich Town 2-3 Bristol City
Thursday, November 29th 2018
Watch the key moments from Wednesday night's Sky Bet Championship victory at Ipswich Town.
An own goal from Bartosz Bialkowski cancelled out the Tractor Boys’ half-time advantage, which came courtesy of Freddie Sears, who went on to grab a brace to restore the host’s lead.
However, City showed their never-say-die attitude with Jamie Paterson pouncing with his second goal of the campaign, before Famara Diédhiou was the super sub with a header to make it 3-2.
City return to league action on Sunday (December 2nd, 1.30pm kick-off) when Millwall visit Ashton Gate.
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