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Here you go then, Brentford fans. Your team are back into the top two.

But there are no further scares for Brentford and the Bees hold on to move into the automatic promotion places.

We're into three added minutes, by the way.

After a ball into the Bristol City box, Ivan Toney is appealing for a penalty after being beaten to the ball by Alfie Mawson.

Shortly after, Toney does win a free-kick around 30 yards out but Mathias Jensen's free-kick is straight at the goalkeeper.

You just sense that Brentford have navigated their way through any potential danger period and are now in complete control again.

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We're into the final 10 minutes.

Ivan Toney looking every bit a man who's scored 20 goals already this season.

As the ball breaks to him around 35 yards out, he spots Daniel Bentley off his line and tries to chip the former Brentford keeper.

But it's a bit too optimistic and drifts.

But Bristol City, to their credit, do continue to give it a good crack. They've certainly given a half-decent account of themselves, they've just been undone by three pieces of quality from one of the very best teams in the league.

If they can pull one back they'd keep it interesting, though...

Brentford are just showing one or two signs they could cut loose here.

Sergi Canos, Ivan Toney, Saman Ghoddos and Tariqe Fosu are just such a threat on the break that even when the Robins begin to build some pressure the Bees almost look the more dangerous.

But the set-piece is cleared and the Bees remain in control.

I still don't fancy this to finish 2-1, mind you.

Meanwhile, Bristol City have a corner. They're still plugging away, the Robins...

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Here's confirmation, then, of how it's shaping up at the bottom after Rotherham's win over Derby.

It's certainly a result that keeps the Rams well and truly in the thick of the relegation battle.

A win for Derby would've pulled them six points clear of danger.

Although they could - and maybe even should - have just conceded a third.

After Sergi Canos' low cross is only half cleared, Saman Ghoddos finds himself with the ball at his feet eight yards from goal... but completely skews his effort.

That was a better chance than he made it look.

Where do Bristol City go from here, then?

Off the back of five successive defeats, and a particularly limp performance at Derby on Saturday, could they end up folding as Wycombe did so spectacularly?

I actually think Dean Holden will have seen enough from his team in the opening 55 minutes to believe there's still life in the game yet.

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What a result this is for Rotherham, who close the gap to Derby to two points and give their survival chances a significant boost.

And Bristol City have started the second half like they started the first - on the attack.

After some excellent work from Antoine Semenyo, Adam Nagy's dummy allows Zak Vyner to get a shot towards goal but it's turned behind for a corner.

The set-piece is easily claimed.