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Bristol City manager Liam Manning said:

"Credit to the lads. When you look at their attitude, their desire to defend, and the way they found a way to win, the maturity … there were so many positives to take out of it.

"The first 35 minutes we controlled the game, dampened the noise and managed the game how we wanted it. We spoke about how hard it is to come here and that we'd need to earn the right to make the game look like how we want and we did it right for 35 minutes.

"The last 10 minutes of the first half we became a little bit passive, and the second half was a battle, won by a set piece and a moment of quality.

"It was long overdue from Zak (Vyner), right! I've been giving him a lot of stick about it. He gets credit for the job he does but you need everyone to chip in so I'm delighted he got the goal."

There's plenty to whet the appetite when the Championship resumes this weekend.

Sheffield United will look to keep up the pressure on leaders Leeds by winning at home to Preston, 24 hours before Daniel Farke's side travel to Portsmouth.

And one game we'll certainly keep a close eye on involves bottom side Derby County, with head coach John Eustace desperate for points against Blackburn - the side he quit to move to Pride Park last month.

First up, it's Norwich at home to Oxford on Friday - so make sure you join us then!

Championship

• Norwich City v Oxford United (Friday)
• Bristol City v Hull City
• Burnley v Luton Town
• Coventry City v Stoke City
• Derby County v Blackburn Rovers
• Plymouth Argyle v Sheffield Wednesday
• Sheffield United v Preston North End
• Sunderland v Cardiff City
• Swansea City v Middesbrough
• Watford v Millwall
• West Brom v QPR
• Portsmouth v Leeds United (Sunday)

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Reaction stateside from Burnley shareholder JJ Watt who has now effectively won his bet with Clarets goalkeeper James Trafford.

NFL legend Watt has agreed in late December to come out of retirement and play for Trafford's favourite team, the Cincinnati Bengals, if he didn't concede another goal all season.

It looked fanciful, until Trafford started racking up the clean sheets only for his stand to finally be broken at the Cardiff City Stadium tonight.

Watt has since tweeted, "I don’t like Skyline Chili anyway", referencing the Cincinnati-based restaurant chain.

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Burnley have closed to within two points of second-placed Sheffield United with their win over Cardiff tonight.

It was a big night for Bristol City with their 2-0 victory at Millwall making it four games unbeaten and they are level on points with sixth-placed West Brom.

Hull City have pulled five points clear of trouble with their win over Plymouth who remain without an away league win this season and six points adrift of safety.

Preston and Swansea remain marooned in mid-table obscurity after their goalless draw at Deepdale.

Glen Little
Ex-Burnley winger on BBC Radio Lancashire

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It seemed like that in the last 30 minutes Burnley were just hanging on and hanging on and in the end it was a big relief just to get out of the game.

In the end it doesn't matter how you do it. We needed to win and we have done and now you move on to that game against Luton.

I saw Luton last month and I thought they looked a really poor side, from the team that came down with us from the Premier League it looks like they have fallen of a cliff. Even with a new manager they look terrible.

It is a big opportunity to beat them at Turf Moor and a chance to get six points next week.

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He's barely been involved for Bristol City this season as this game was only his second league appearance, but Harry Cornick has his moment in the spotlight with the crucial second goal.

Clearly a popular member of the dressing room, he's just been thrust forward by his team-mates to lead the celebrations in front of the travelling support.

Peter Swan
Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

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We have said before Hull are not a relegation team, but they have put themselves in that situation now - and they have got to fight to get out of it.

If we perform like we did in the first half it is going to be hard work, but they stuck to their plan and came out in the second half and they had a bit of luck, but that is what you need if you work hard, that bit of luck will turn into chances and you have to take them.

It gives you the confidence to go on and win games like we did today, because Plymouth are a poor team and they will stay down in the bottom three and you can see them getting relegated.

There wasn't much difference between both teams in the first half. But a result at home like this will give them a bit of belief going forward.

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Burnley concede a goal after 1132 minutes of league football but more importantly they get the three points.

Goals from Josh Brownhill and Maxime Esteve had the visitors cruising but Yousef Salech had already hit a post before breaching the Burnley defence to get his side back into it.

Salech glanced a header against the bar in the second period while Ethan Horvath prevented Burnley from extending their lead with saves from Jaidon Anthony and Josh Cullen.

Will Fish almost salvaged a point for Cardiff right at the death but fired across the face of goal.

Cardiff remain just five points clear of trouble while Burnley are back within two points of the automatic promotion places.

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Cheers from the home crowd greet the final whistle, which confirms Hull's first victory on their own turf since just before Christmas.

It's a massive result for the Tigers, who now have a five-point cushion above the bottom three.

Plymouth remain very much in that bottom three - and still without an away win all season.

A third yellow card for Burnley for time wasting as this time it's Jeremy Sarmiento.

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They huffed and they puffed but it finishes in a goalless stalemate.

Milutin Osmajic had three very good chances for Preston but was off-target twice and saw Lawrence Vigouroux also deny him when one-on-one.

The visiting goalkeeper also saved well from Brad Potts while Lewis O'Brien came the closest for Swansea and Liam Cullen also had a sight of goal.

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Bristol City fans can celebrate their side's first away win for almost four months.

Away wins may be rare, but Zak Vyner goals are even rarer - the defender's first strike in almost two years set City on their way before substitute Harry Cornick hit the second.

Liam Manning's side are up to seventh, just out of the play-off places on goal difference.

Oh Will Fish so close to a leveller for Cardiff.

He's in space at the far post but his shot goes across the face of goal and wide.

We are into three minutes of time added on.

We are into five minutes of time added on as Lucas Pires is cautioned for Burnley for time wasting and then goalkeeper James Trafford joins him for the same misdemeanour.

We're into five added minutes at The Den, but there'll be no way back for Millwall unless something really extraordinary takes place.

Josh Coburn did have a half-chance, heading over from George Honeyman's cross, but it just hasn't been their night overall.

Burnley trying to kill this one off.

Jaidon Anthony is off and Joe Worrall is on.

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Former Hull City player on BBC Radio Humberside

Hull have just slowed the game down and are happy to play at their own pace.

So close to opening up on the edge of the box for Swansea as Eom Ji-Sung's shot is blocked and they can't recycle the rebound to find a black shirt.

Both sides still think they can win this.

Swansea bring on Ollie Cooper for Lewis O'Brien

The frustration is evident for Plymouth's Matthew Sorinola, who is booked for kicking the ball away.

Sorinola is met with jeers from the home crowd, who are relishing the rarity of a victory for their side at the MKM Stadium.

It'll be a huge one as well, lifting Hull up to 19th place and six points above the bottom three, as it stands.