Match Report

There was something inevitable about this result with Bristol City taking the lead and then having to settle for a 13th home draw of the season.

Wednesday left it late as there was just two minutes left on the clock when Darren Potter whipped in a free-kick from 23 yards which swerved wide of the keeper's left hand.

City went in without regular striker Dele Adebola, who has been linked with a summer move to Wednesday.

It meant playing with only one up front in a role that Nicky Maynard found difficult to sustain.

His best move came when he laid off a ball short of the half-hour mark for Lee Johnson - the son of City manager Gary - to strike the home side's goal.

It was a good move started and finished by Johnson in some style as he cut through Sheffield's midfield.

A dull 20 minute start came alive when City's Marvin Elliott found a shot from the edge of the box which flew just wide of Lee Grant's right-hand post.

It sparked a reaction from the visitors which saw Clarke dispossess City's acting captain Liam Fontaine down the right channel only to be robbed in turn when Fontaine chased back to put in a sliding tackle which would have brought a penalty if it had been anything less than 100 percent precise and clean.

Clarke, who was showing no sign of the hamstring injury which had made him a doubtful starter, had a busy afternoon with patchy support.

It would have been better but for an injury to Etienne Esajas right on half-time which saw him stretchered off after a touchline collision with Maynard.

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