Five games without a win and Bristol City’s 3-0 loss to Birmingham City on Saturday is quite easily the worst performance in that run and the fans certainly made that known.
There was little evidence of the attacking, free-flowing football seen against Luton Town at Ashton Gate and the elements of defensive solidity on show against Coventry City on Tuesday couldn’t have felt further away.
The Robins were undone by set-pieces as Auston Trusty twice beat Dan Bentley in the first half, before Dion Sanderson tapped home from close range to ensure a comfortable win for the home side.
