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Bristol City FC vs. Yeovil Town FC (26.12.2014)

Date Season Halftime Result
26.12.2014 2014 1 : 0 2 : 1

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
31'' Bristol City M. Smith Normal Goal
46'' Yeovil Town B. Moloney Substitution 1
58'' Bristol City K. Agard Substitution 1
64'' Bristol City J. Emmanuel-Thomas Penalty
74'' Bristol City M. Smith Substitution 2
79'' Yeovil Town J. Berrett Substitution 2
83'' Bristol City T. Kane Substitution 3
88'' Yeovil Town B. Nugent Normal Goal

Lineup Bristol City FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 F. Fielding
ui.hrac_ 2 M. Little
ui.hrac_ 4 A. Flint
ui.hrac_ 17 G. Cunningham
ui.hrac_ 22 L. Ayling
ui.hrac_ 12 T. Kane
ui.hrac_ 7 K. Smith
ui.hrac_ 23 J. Bryan
ui.hrac_ 19 K. Agard
ui.hrac_ 15 L. Freeman
ui.hrac_ 9 M. Smith

Lineup Yeovil Town FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 30 J. Steer
ui.hrac_ 2 B. Moloney
ui.hrac_ 3 N. Smith
ui.hrac_ 4 J. Edwards
ui.hrac_ 20 B. Nugent
ui.hrac_ 26 S. Arthurworrey
ui.hrac_ 23 S. Gillett
ui.hrac_ 8 J. Berrett
ui.hrac_ 11 S. Foley
ui.hrac_ 9 J. Hayter
ui.hrac_ 27 T. Eaves

Substitutes Bristol City FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 10 J. Emmanuel-Thomas
ui.hrac_ 21 M. Pack
ui.hrac_ 11 S. Wagstaff
ui.hrac_ 5 K. Osborne
ui.hrac_ 13 D. Richards
ui.hrac_ 16 J. Wynter

Substitutes Yeovil Town FC

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 15 N. Ofori-Twumasi
ui.hrac_ 28 A. Smith
ui.hrac_ 10 A. Leitch-Smith
ui.hrac_ 12 A. Krysiak
ui.hrac_ 16 N. Ralph
ui.hrac_ 24 R. Inniss

Bristol City FC

This football club was founded in 1894 as Bristol South End FC, but after three years it changed to its current name Bristol City FC. The team has also played in the top English league in its history, but the best achievement is the fifth place from the 1906/1907 season. Another great achievement is also from this time, when they reached the FA Cup final in the 1908/1909 season.

More about Bristol City FC

Yeovil Town FC

The club's nickname is The Glovers, and the club colours are green and yellow. These colours can also be found in the club crest. The jerseys for home games feature a combination of green along with white, in the form of a horizontal stripe. Their home stadium is Huish Park, which has a capacity for 9,565 spectators. The English club was founded in 1895 in the town of Yeovil in the metropolitan county of Somerset. At that time they were still called Yeovil Casuals FC, and in 1907 they merged with Petters United FC to form Yeovil & Petters United FC. The name was not changed to its present form until 1946.

More about Yeovil Town FC
Home corners 5
Home shots 10
Home shots on target 6
Home fouls 5
Home yellow cards 1
Home red cards 0
Away corners 10
Away shots 16
Away shots on target 3
Away fouls 15
Away yellow cards 4
Away red cards 0

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