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STRUBER EATEN UP BY LATE SHOWING

SETBACK: Struber

BRISTOL CITY head coach Gerhard Struber stressed his side must clean up their act, in both boxes, after falling to another home defeat, at the hands of Queen’s Park Rangers.
Struber’s side let slip a lead for the second successive time at Ashton Gate, in just four days, after Emil Riis fourth goal of the campaign was cancelled out by Richard Kone’s 66thminute strike.
Substitute Paul Smyth silenced City’s hopes of providing their supporters with even a point, in which they managed in their 1-1 draw with Ipswich last time around, and Stru...

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