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LEE’S SUPER SUBS MAKE CITY SLICKER

STAR MAN MATT TAYLOR Bristol City

GOAL: Kasey Palmer makes it 2-1
PICTURE: PSI/Graham Hunt

LEE Johnson’s inspired substitutions gave him confidence that Bristol City can go all the way in the battle for Championship playoff places.
The head coach made a triple change just after the hour mark and, within five minutes, two of his replacements – Matty Taylor and debutant Kasey Palmer – had netted the goals that turned the game on its head.
Bolton had taken a 58thminute lead through Will Buckley’s header against the run of play, but City stormed back to stret...

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