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Elsewhere, both sides had a player sent off as Notts County and Accrington Stanley drew 2-2 in League Two.

Mallik Wilks levelled in the 95th minute. I imagine the travelling fans would call that 'scenes'.

More details on that game can be found here.

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The result at Ashton Gate leaves Villa on five points from their first five league games this term.

Bristol City have six points from five, while Hull are a point better off than them, having won twice.

Meanwhile, Bolton are still waiting for their first league win since promotion last season.

Jarrod Bowen scores two of Hull's four goals as the Tigers ease to victory over Bolton Wanderers.

Villa goal scorer Josh Onomah tells Sky Sports:

"I'm buzzing to get my first goal for Aston Villa. Credit to Bristol - they made it difficult for us.

"Our aim for this season is to win as many games as possible and hope for promotion. Together, we can be a good team."

That's it. It's a fair result overall. Villa battled back.

Bristol City draw for a third consecutive Championship game.

No, they're surely going to have to settle for a point each here.

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Earlier today there were reports in the Birmingham Mail of a group of Aston Villa fans on a stag do in Bristol who abandoned their stag at the motorway services for a laugh.

Apparently he eventually made it to the game in the end!

There'll be an epic twist to the Best Man's speech if they see some late drama here.

But the clock is running down for both sides.

There's some good Bristol City defending to deny Villa substitute Birkir Bjarnason a shot on goal.

With three minutes of normal time remaining, Bolton's Adam Armstrong stings the palms of goalkeeper Allan McGregor.

That is the best change of the night from the Trotters. Hull, however, have it covered.

There will be four added minutes. Will anyone gamble here? Or do these sides simply not want to lose?

Villa get all their big men forward for a free-kick but the chance is wasted as Josh Onomah is caught offside.

Time is running out for a late winner.

And that's Jamie Paterson's final involvement in this game.

He goes off along with Marlon Pack, to be replaced by Callum O'Dowda and Niclas Eliasson.

Villa's Josh Onomah is booked for a deliberate foul on Jamie Paterson.

Now Villa are having a better spell. You could easily see either of these sides winning this.

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With less than 15 minutes remaining at the KCOM Stadium, Hull City boss Leonid Slutsky decides to change things up.

Stephen Kingsley comes on for his debut, replacing Max Clark, while Jon Toral also makes his first Tigers appearances as he comes on for David Meyler.

Villa make their second and third changes, as Scott Hogan comes on for Keinan Davis and Birkir Bjarnason replaces Andre Green.

The two 19-year-olds had been good for Villa again, just as they were against Norwich.

Bristol City are really mounting up the pressure now. The home fans can sense a late winner.

They all shout for a penalty as the ball strikes John Terry on the arm in the area, but it didn't look intentional, I must say.

So close! Right-back Eros Pisano gets in behind the Villa defence and his cross loops over the keeper and comes back off the inside of the far post!

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