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  • Kick-off: 19:30
  • Venue: Glanford Park
  • Attendance: 5423
  • Referee: Foster, D

Live Commentary

90 mins

That's it, it's all over, the referee has blown the final whistle.

90 mins

Bristol City are replacing Nick Carle with Cole Skuse.

88 mins

Tamas Vasko is booked for unsporting behaviour.

83 mins

Goal!! Bradley Orr scores for Bristol City.

78 mins

Bristol City are replacing Dele Adebola with Tamas Vasko.

71 mins

Paul Hayes is replaced by Matthew Sparrow.

66 mins

Kevan Hurst is replaced by Jonathan Forte.

57 mins

Geoff Horsfield goes into the referees book for unsporting behaviour.

53 mins

Cliff Byrne is replaced by Andy Butler.

46 mins

The second half is under way with the score currently at 0 v 0.

45 mins

The ref has blown his whistle for half time.

30 mins

Cliff Byrne is booked for unsporting behaviour.

29 mins

The referee has booked Jamie McCombe.

0 mins

It's 7:30pm on Tuesday, February 12th, the match has kicked off.

Match Report

Full-back Bradley Orr snatched a late winner to boost Bristol City's promotion hopes.

There was an element of fortune about it with a curling cross from the right which squeezed in at the far post past goalkeeper Joe Murphy.

The result was a bitter disappointment for Scunthorpe, who plunged deeper into relegation trouble against the team they pipped for the League One title last season.

In a fiercely fought game, both defences were in command with few clear-cut opportunities at either end.

City always looked the more composed side and might have snatched the lead after 32 minutes when skipper Jamie McCombe headed a good chance wide of the far post from a corner by Lee Johnson.

Midfield man Marvin Elliott also had a chance which he ballooned over from close range.

At the opposite end, Scunthorpe struggled to create much as an attacking force and it was the visitors who went close again early in the second half when winger Ivan Sproule dragged an angled shot across the face of the goal and just wide.

Veteran striker Geoff Horsfield worked hard up front for Scunthorpe, but it was substitute Jonathan Forte who came closest to breaking the deadlock.

He let fly from the edge of the box in the 77th minute with a shot that forced the only save of the game from keeper Adriano Basso.

It looked like the game was set to remain a stalemate until Orr popped up with his late winner to give Bristol their sixth away win of the season.

For Scunthorpe though the result was a big blow after a mini revival which had seen them take four points from their last two games.

Scunthorpe United

Bristol City

Corners

3 4

Fouls

14 16

Goal attempts

8 7

Shots off target

4 3

Offsides

5 6

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