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ROBINS SOAR TO VICTORY… but Fulham boss Parker pleads for VAR

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The LeaguePaper Team
8 December 2019

WINNING SMILE: Bristol City’s Famara Diedhiou celebrates netting Bristol City’s winner at Fulham
PICTURE: PA Images

BRISTOL City showed their promotion credentials with a controversial 2-1 win at fellow high-flyers Fulham.
Goals from Josh Brownhill and Famara Diedhiou gave the Robins a 2-0 lead before Aboubakar Kamara pulled one back late on and the Whites went agonisingly close to an equaliser.
Fulham also felt they should have had a penalty late on for a foul on Neeskens Kebano.
City boss Lee Johnson, whose side lie fourth, said: “I’m really pleased with the per...

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