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Bristol City - Sunderland AFC: Live Stream & on TV today Where to live stream & watch Bristol City - Sunderland AFC on TV today: Is it on Prime Video? Discover all live stream & TV options now on JustWatch! So far, Manning has picked up one win and two draws from his six games in charge so far, although four of those have been away from home. At Ashton Gate this season, they’ve won four and lost four of their ten games on home soil to date, but they have won three of the last five there. Liam Manning, Head Coach of Bristol City Photo by Ryan Hiscott/Getty Images Sunderland away form... Bristol City home form... The betting... The bookies have the Lads as favourites this afternoon at 6/5, while a home win is priced at around 21/10, and the draw is 9/4. Head to head... at Ashton Gate (All competitions) Sunderland wins: 7 Draws: 6 Bristol City wins: 11 Sunderland goals: 34 Bristol City goals: 43 Last time we met... at Ashton Gate Saturday 6th August 2023 Bristol City 2-3 Sunderland [Weimann 10’, Martin 51’ - Simms 4’, 53, Stewart 72’] Sunderland: Patterson, Gooch, Ballard, Batth, Cirkin, Evans, Neil, Clarke (Alese), Pritchard (Embleton), Simms (Dajaku), Stewart Substitutes not used: Bass, Wright, O’Nien, Roberts Bristol City: Bentley, Sykes (Wilson), Dasilva (Wells), Vyner (Klose), Naismith, Atkinson, Massengo (Conway), Scott, Martin, Weimann, Williams Substitutes not used: O’Leary, Tanner, King Attendance: 24, 543 Ross Stewart scores the third goal for the Lads when the two sides last met at Ashton Gate Photo by Ian Horrocks/Sunderland AFC via Getty Images Played for both... Bristol vs Sunderland LIVE: Stream and Score Updates in EFL Championship (0-0) | 12/16/2023. Sunderland7:04 AM2 hours agoHello, sports fans! There's still an hour to go until the game kicks off, but we're already updating you on Bristol v Sunderland 6:34 AM2 hours agoSunderland are in sixth place, the final playoff spot in the Premier League, on 33 points. The Black Cats have two wins, one draw and two defeats. 6:29 AM3 hours agoBristol are in 15th place with 26 points. In their last five games, the Robins have suffered three defeats, one draw and just one win. 6:19 AM3 hours agoBristol vs Sunderland live this Saturday (16), at the Ashton Gate Stadium at 10 am ET, for the EFL Championship. The match is valid for the 21th round of the competition. Match Preview: Bristol City v Sunderland - all you need to know ahead of kick-off! Can the Lads keep the momentum going at Ashton Gate this afternoon after two quick-fire successive home wins? Here’s all you need to know ahead of kick-off. By Dec 16, 2023, 6:00am GMT Photo by James Baylis - AMA/Getty Images Saturday 16th December 2023 (14th) Bristol City v Sunderland (6th) Championship Ashton Gate Kick-Off: 15:00 Tickets & Match Coverage Tickets: Tickets are available via www. safc. com. TV/Stream: Full live match coverage is available via www. com. Bristol City vs Sunderland » Predictions, Odds, Live Scores *To watch, you must have a funded account or a placed bet within the last 24h! Referee Martin, Stephen. Stadium Ashton Gate. Gary Owers After making his debut in 1987, Owers went on to make 320 appearances for Sunderland over the next eight years, including three appearances at Wembley. The midfielder moved to Bristol City in a swap deal involving Martin Scott, and after spending four years at Ashton Gate, he moved on to Notts County. Spells at Forest Green and Bath City followed before a move into management. Radio: Full live match commentary available via BBC Radio Newcastle (not online) Don’t forget to follow the blow-by-blow account of the game on the Roker Report Twitter feed (@RokerReport) and check out the player ratings after the full-time whistle at www. RokerReport. com! The build-up... After a run of two wins in nine, we’ve picked up two in a row under new management at the Stadium of Light in the space of four days against tough opposition - not bad at all for caretaker manager Mike Dodds. This was especially impressive when taking into account the performance and setup required to take maximum points against high-flying Leeds United in midweek. Match Preview: Bristol City v Sunderland - all you need to 8 hours ago — Can you donate this Christmas to help Sunderland Community Soup Kitchen feed the most vulnerable people in our city? TV/Stream: Full live ... Photo by Stu Forster/Getty Images This is Bristol City’s ninth season in the Championship following their promotion from League One in 2014-15 and, on paper at least, they seem to have fallen into the habit of finishing in the lower half of the table. Only once in that time have they finished in the top ten (8th in 2018-19) and in half of those completed seasons in the second tier, they have finished in the bottom eight. This may have been a driver behind the sacking of Nigel Pearson after two and a half years in charge at the beginning of November with the Robins sitting 15th in the table. 38-year-old Liam Manning was persuaded to leave Oxford United, who he had steered into an automatic promotion spot in League One in the early part of the season, to take up his fourth managerial post in three and a half years. But, the Lads are back on the road today and another big effort is required to halt a run of five games without a win away from home. Since our run of three games at Queens Park Rangers, Blackburn Rovers and Sheffield Wednesday, where we bagged three goals and all three points in three successive away games, we’ve picked up only two points from the fifteen on offer - resulting in us going just over 11 weeks since we celebrated a win on our travels. Our recent record at Ashton Gate isn’t bad, as are without defeat there on our last four visits, meaning we have to go back to October 1993 for the last fixture where we came away empty handed, when Terry Butcher’s Sunderland were beaten 1-0 by Russell Osman’s Bristol City. Bristol City Football Club Official Website | Bristol City FC - BCFC Welcome to the Official website of Bristol City Football Club - BCFC. Get the latest club News, Robin's Live TV, Fixtures, Tickets and Results.


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