Championship

STRUBER UPBEAT AT DRAW

by
The LeaguePaper Team
28 September 2025

STAR MAN
DANIEL IVERSEN Preston

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GERHARD Struber struck a positive note after his Bristol City side were held to a draw, insisting performance mattered more than points on a day when the Robins felt they deserved victory.
“I am not frustrated,” Struber said. “I am happy with the performance. We know this is the expectation against a team that has started the season very well and has a really good energy. The boys executed the match plan on a top level today.
“The stress we caused Pr...

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