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That's a wrap for our EFL coverage tonight, but cheers for tuning in.

It's another fine away result for Bristol City, who stay third.

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"We couldn't have done any more," Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder told Sky Sports.

"The reaction from last week was first class.

"The players have got to stick their chests out and give a performance and they gave a performance, it's exactly what we're about as a football club.

"All I can look at and measure is the performance in terms of the attitude and the way we played tonight and I thought it was first class.

"It's a tough one to take when you get done as late as that, but there it is."

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City boss Lee Johnson says Korey Smith could be out for some time after the challenge from John Fleck which saw the United player sent off and Smith go off injured:

"It looks like a bad one," he told Sky Sports.

"He's on crutches at the moment. He's got quite a gash and is struggling to put weight on it.

"Hopefully it's not a break, but he'll get x-rayed and scanned."

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"It's a great win first and foremost and I'm delighted with the points," Bristol City manager Lee Johnson tells Sky Sports.

"Sheffield United were outstanding in the first half and we had to do something to change it quickly because they hit the woodwork three times.

"But we changed it at half time, we needed to get a bit of presence up there and get a platform, slowly we built into the game, we got a bit of fortune with the sending off and then completely controlled it.

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What an entertaining game. United hit the post twice through Mark Duffy while Billy Sharp twice hit the bar, but it was City that got the late winner.

Having tailed to Jamie Paterson's opener late in the first half United levelled soon after the restart through Leon Clarke.

They were on top until John Fleck's red card, but it took until stoppage time for Flint to get the last-gasp goal that sees the three points head south.

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Aden Flint has now scored six goals this season for Bristol City, including tonight's late winner.

"It’s great to get three points but we didn't perform as well as we hoped in the first half," he told Sky Sports.

"We weren't the best on the ball, despite going into the lead at half time, but it’s a massive three points for us today."

Three huge points for Bristol City as they stay third in the Championship.

Aden Flint's stoppage time winner was enough as the Robins come away from 10-man United with all three points.

City are now two points off second-placed Cardiff, who play tomorrow.

City clear the free kick easily - United have hit the woodwork four times tonight - can they get a late, late equaliser?

In all of that goal excitement, we forgot to tell you that there'll be five additional minutes.

Blades have free kick on the left of the City box - all the big men are up.

Bristol City force a corner in the dying embers of the game and the big men come forward.

United keeper Simon Moore misses it, but the Blades break all the way into the City box.

Bailey Wright puts in a perfectly-timed challenge on Samir Carruthers as the United sub bore down on goal.

City sub Jonathan Leko does excellently down the left as he twists and turns, but his shot from distance doesn't have any bend and ends up well wide of the far post.

United make their final change - Samir Carruthers coming on for Chris Basham.

Despite having 10 men Chris Wilder is still gunning for a late winner it seems.

Bobby Reid might be City's top scorer, but he's had a quiet evening so far.

Can the 11-goal man light up these final few minutes?

Ed Hadwin
BBC Radio Bristol at Bramall Lane

An away draw is certainly no disaster here for Bristol City but - against 10 men - there is more on offer here if they can string the right move together.

Sheffield United replace Billy Sharp with Clayton Donaldson. A forward on for a forward - Chris Wilder still wants to win this...

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Sheffield United take Mark Duffy off for the highly-rated David Brooks.

Bristol City replace Marlon Pack with Jonathan Leko.

Jamie Paterson is really getting some joy down the left now for City. He's wound his way down the line again and shot wide.

Ten-man United need to be aware of it.