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Posted: Thursday, May 28th 2020
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Numbers game: Middlesbrough (H)
Sunday, September 1st 2019
We break down the statistics from City's 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough.
Kasey Palmer's downward header gave City the lead and Tommy Rowe notched a header of his own - his second goal of the season - as City fought back to earn the 2-2 draw at Ashton Gate.
TEAM STATS
- Goals: 2 (Kasey Palmer 44', Tommy Rowe 81')
- Possession: 42%
- Shots: 18
- On target: 5
- Total passes: 277
- Passing success rate: 65%
- Tackles: 23
- City's two headed goals took their Championship total to 20 since the start of last season - in that time only promoted Aston Villa (26) & Sheffield Utd (22) have scored more headers in the division
MAN OF THE MATCH: Niclas Eliasson
- Passes: 18
- Pass accuracy: 61%
- Key passes: 5
- Crosses: 12
- Tackles: 6
- Touches: 48
ON THE BALL
- Most passes: Nathan Baker 33
- Pass accuracy: Tommy Rowe, 90%
- Most touches: Josh Brownhill, 49
DEFENSIVE DUTIES
- Most tackles: Eliasson, 6
- Most interceptions: Taylor Moore, 5
- Team clearances: 22
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