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Antoine Semenyo makes an impact off the bench once again in Bristol City win

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Nick Powell
31 August 2022

Antoine Semenyo scored as a substitute for the third successive game as Bristol City beat Huddersfield 2-0 in an exciting Sky Bet Championship clash at Ashton Gate.
Nahki Wells headed the home side in front after 35 minutes, rising to meet a perfectly flighted cross from the left by Jay Dasilva.
Semenyo, a 59th-minute replacement for Tommy Conway, sealed the points with a fierce right-footed drive 10 minutes from time.
Huddersfield contributed plenty to an absorbing contest but could not find the finish to match some promising approach play.
Two hard-working and well-organised teams cancelled ...

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