Championship

FRUSTRATION FOR ROBINS BOSS STRUBER

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The LeaguePaper Team
24 August 2025

SETBACK: Struber

BRISTOL CITY head coach Gerhard Struber bemoaned his side’s ability to kill the match off following their second-straight draw.
The stalemate at Pride Park followed a 0-0home draw with Charlton after winning at Sheffield United on the opening day of the new campaign.
And while it stretched their unbeaten run to four games – they also defeated MK Dons in the EFL Cup – Struber was nonetheless left disappointed after conceding an equaliser late on in the match in the east Midlands.
He said: “We’re frustrated about the result. We cont...

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