Championship

STRUBER WANTS MORE IN THE FINAL THIRD

by
The LeaguePaper Team
22 February 2026

SETBACK: Struber

BRISTOL City head coach Gerhard Struber was serving a touchline ban and had to watch the game from the stands.
And the Austrian was left frustrated after seeing his side slip to a narrow loss. He said: “We expected a difficult game here, that was crystal clear, but at the same time we have to have a different determination in the final third.
“I think this was a little bit the missing link.
“They have, in the end, one chance and they use it. I think we controlled the game in a good way, but we need more numbers in the final third.
“Wh...

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