Bristol City 2 – 1 Norwich

The goals of Mark Sikes and Nahki Wells took Bristol City in a champion playoffs with a 2-1 victory via Norvich on Ashton Gate.

Sikes fired the home side in front of six minutes with a look at the left-legged, which was reduced by the right to complete the move that began strong disappeared from the defense of Rob Dickie.

It was 2-0 after 23 minutes when Norwich Defender Jose Cordoba was caught having a game from the back and Joe Williams Fed Wells, whose pumettor turned and a low corner of the corner of the goalkeeper.

Borja Sainz gave Norvich hope that with a low, prison range of 82. Minute Cross Callum Doyle, but despite late pressure they could not force the equalizer.

The hosts made four changes from their 1-1 medium draw in Cameron Pring, Mark Sikes, Anis Mehmeti and Wells, while Norwich responded to Sheffield on Wednesday, calling a long, Josh Sargent and Jacob Sorensen in the initial setting.

Canaries answered the early strike of Sikes and the goalkeeper of the city of Bristola Mak O’Lairi had to dive in quick succession in quick succession at Doile and Emiliano Markondes.

Shortly after Sainz hit the foot of the mail with a low 14-minute drive.

The aim of the well was the prize for printing the domestic side, which had its opponents in the difficulties from behind.

But still Norwich threatened and Sargent shot into the side network from another good opening.

Visitors were wide open for counter attacks and just know how it failed to make 3-0 after 36 minutes when it was divided by Max bird shot and was on the field when the attacker moved the attackerlessly on the jump.

Somehow the guard recovered to discard the shot.

Sainz was hit by six meters from Kellen Fisher’s cross with the goal of O’Leari in his mercy after 37 minutes and the game looked far from crossing.

Recording according to own fans, Norvich started the other half of Jarko and Ante Black fired from Doyle’s 50-minute cross.

The canary then changed, sent to Marcelino Nunez for Cordoba.

Bristol City sent a powerful attacker Sinclair Armstrong for Wells and began to play more directly. Slick moves to the right after 67 minutes he finished Sikes who shot into the corner.

Still Norwich refused to lie down and sargent forced the flight savings from O’Leara with a distance effort, while at the other end Armstrong shot into the side network.

Sainz’s goal has given Norwich restored beliefs and visitors were still going to death, but when the last moment of a free kick from Nunez closed wide hopes.

Managers

Bristol Citi’s Liam Manning:

“It would be more beautiful that we didn’t recognize the late goal, but the guys then put the bodies on the line and I couldn’t be a proud way they were really busy program.

“They are a fantastic group. Yes, we can better manage the late stages of games, but we have a lot of young players who still learn a few great moments and are ready to fight for that when we have on the wall.

“We sometimes showed some real quality to move forward and created a lot of chances. Of course, I’ll look at the table and are thrilled with our fans, which makes our fans excite something.

“But that just meant something after 46 games and my job is that everyone focuses because only continuing hard at work can be hoped to achieve our goals.”

Norvich’s Johannes Hoff Torup:

“It was a strange game in several ways and reactions in the locker room is much different since we got lost on Tuesday night.

“Then there were a lot of negativity. Tonight we know that we created more chances than you can expect from home and we lost because of very fine margins.

“It was more than fair that our fans criticized our performance against Sheffield on Wednesday, especially in the second half. They were fantastic and applauded players at the end tonight.

“We are probably where we should be in the league, which is the middle of the table. But there are really positive signs that go forward.

“It seems to be punished at this moment for each mistake. But the answer to the goal of the goals was great and I see a group of players who do all the best.

“Our goal came a little too late. A little earlier and I would really imagine my odds.”