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  1. FT: Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

    Speaking of chances... Wolves' Sean Neave only had eight touches and he scored with two of them.

    Talk about being in the right positions.

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  2. Boro 'didn't create much' - Hellberg

    FT: Wrexham 2-0 Middlesbrough

    Middlesbrough

    Kim Hellberg spoke to Mark Drury following Middlesbrough's 2-0 defeat at Wrexham.

    Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg, meanwhile, is feeling pretty disheartened by the lack of chances his side had against Wrexham this evening.

  3. Game of two halves, anyone?

    FT: Cardiff 3-3 West Ham

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    Remember what these stats looked like at half-time? No? Okay, let us remind you...

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    Scott Parker said and did SOMETHING at half-time, along with making a triple substitution, which really ought to have the West Ham fans sleeping easier tonight (except for the 3,200 who are in Cardiff who probably won't be back in time for bed).

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    Same old, same old, poor for 60 minutes and finally wake up. Need to sort out the defence as we will score enough to win games if we can keep an occasional clean sheet. Fair play to Cardiff, they battered us first half.

    HH, Southend

  5. FT: Cardiff 3-3 West Ham

    40% of you responded that you felt Scott Parker was the right man for West Ham United in our poll before kick-off.

    Feeling vindicated by that comeback? Surely after that second half you are...

  6. 'Neave deserves this moment'

    FT: Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

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    Wolves left-back Kieran Trippier speaking to Sky Sports about Sean Neave, who he also played with at Newcastle United:

    "I know what's he all about. He deserves every moment because I've seen how hard he works both at Wolves and Newcastle.

    "I always look after him behind the scenes as senior player. I couldn't be happier."

    On their second half comeback:

    "It's about staying together at half-time and we did. Now we are second in the league."

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    The natives are going to get very restless at Ashton Gate after this performance and result... Skubala is on borrowed time. Wolves might be formidable opponents but we don't win or even barely score at home at the minute! Not good enough.

    Ryan, very disgruntled Bristol City fan

  8. Tight as you like

    Championship

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    Glorious chaos.

    Six points from 1st to 10th after 14 games - nearly a third of a season.

    Middlesbrough will rue the missed opportunity to open up some daylight as they went down 2-0 at Wrexham, who put some distance between themselves and the drop-zone.

    Wolves are up to second, just a point back, after leaving it late to win at Bristol City, now just one place ahead of Wrexham.

    West Ham might have lost, might have won, but ended up drawing to remain eighth, now only five points off the top, while the Bluebirds are still 18th, five points off the relegation zone.

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    Best league in the world. Change my mind.

    Richard, Manchester

  10. FT: Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

    Daz Hale
    BBC WM

    The fans were booing the substitutions at the time but they've made all the difference.

    And it's all great scenes in the away end now.

  11. FULL-TIME

    Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

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    Teenager Sean Neave finds his first senior goals to complete a Wolves comeback and lift them into the automatic promotion places.

    Despite having 17 shots compared to their hosts' meagre five, it didn't seem to be happening for Wolves in front of goal.

    That was until Kieran Trippier's set-piece deliveries twice were diverted into the path of Neave lingering in front of the net. What a night for the youngster on loan from Newcastle United!

  12. ADDED TIME

    Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

    Five minutes for Bristol City to find an equaliser.

    They have had less than a third of their visitors shots. Not a promising statistic to take into extra time.

  13. 'Wolves have largely deserved it'

    Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

    Sophie Hurcom
    BBC Sport at Ashton Gate

    Bristol City fans started heading straight for the exit as soon as that second Wolves goal hit the back of the net.

    The Robins can't say they haven't been coming, too. Wolves have had almost all of the possession and chances this second-half - Brad Collins had made a string of saves, Cameron Pring made that goal-saving sliding tackle, too, earlier.

    But teenager Sean Neave will get all the headlines tonight, after coming off the bench and scoring his first two senior goals for Wolves to turn this game on its head in the past 10 minutes.

    Wolves are heading for second in the table and all three points and they have largely deserved it.

  14. Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

    Richard Wilford
    BBC Radio WM commentator

    Wolverhampton Wanderers' Sean Neave celebratesPress Association

    What a night for 19-year-old Sean Neave!

    He's been a bit-part player for most of the season but comes on here and scores two proper striker's goals.

    Combined distance - two yards!

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    GOAL: Bristol City 1-2 Wolves

    Sean Neave (89 mins)

    This is a big night for Wolves' Sean Neave.

    Kieran Trippier delivers another good set-piece, which is nodded along by Ladislav Krejci onto the 19-year-old Newcastle United loanee in front of goal. In the right place at the right time once again.

    The first goal was his first senior goal. He's already turned that into a brace.

  16. Bristol City 1-1 Woves

    Daz Hale
    BBC WM

    Oh what a glorious opportunity to win it!

    Neave has been very lively since coming on.

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    So Middlesbrough are a one man team then...

    Stephen, Burntwood

    Same old Boro no Lankshear, no goals just like last season get fit soon will we need you badly.

    Ian, London

    As a Boro fan I know from last season if we don’t score by half-time we are beatable, Hull sussed that out and other teams must know this now.

    Stewart, Horden

  18. Bristol City 1-1 Wolves

    The temperature rises in Ashton Gate as Cam Pring gives the ball away and Wolves goal scorer Sean Neave is on it in a flash.

    He takes it with his first touch but sends it wide.

    Neave has the scent now. Bristol City might not be able to afford those kind of mistakes again with little time left to go.

  19. SUBSTITUTIONS

    Bristol City 1-1 Wolves

    No stranger to a late goal, Tawanda Chirewa takes Adam Armstrong's place for Wolves.

    Bristol City exchanges Joe Williams for Adam Randell.

  20. Bristol City 1-1 Wolves

    Richard Wilford
    BBC Radio WM commentator

    A proper, poacher's goal.

    He's a big, strong lad Neave but that was just all about being first to react.

    And there's still plenty of time for Wolves to go on and win this.