Report: Bristol City Women 3-0 London Bees
Posted: Sunday, September 22nd 2019
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Numbers game: Derby County (A)
Wednesday, August 21st 2019
We break down the statistics from City's 2-1 victory over Derby County.
The Robins secured their first win at Pride Park since 2011, thanks to first-half goals from Andreas Weimann and Josh Brownhill.
Here are some of the numbers from our midweek win in the Sky Bet Championship fixture.
TEAM STATS
- Goals: 2 (Andi Weimann 16', Josh Brownhill 45+1')
- Possession: 33%
- Shots: 8
- On target: 3
- Total passes: 333
- Passing success rate: 72%
- Tackles: 15
MAN OF THE MATCH: Han-Noah Massengo
- Passes: 36
- Pass accuracy: 81%
- Dribbles: 2
- Touches: 48
- Interceptions: 2
ON THE BALL
- Most passes: Daniel Bentley, 43
- Pass accuracy: Callum O'Dowda and Pedro Pereira, 100%
- Most touches: Nathan Baker, 57
DEFENSIVE DUTIES
- Most tackles: Josh Brownhill and Tommy Rowe, 3
- Most interceptions: Taylor Moore, 4
- Team clearances: 48
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