2017–18 Bristol City F.C. season





















































Bristol City
2017–18 season
Owner Steve Lansdown
Chairman Keith Dawe
Head Coach Lee Johnson
Stadium Ashton Gate
Championship 11th
FA Cup Third Round
EFL Cup Semi-finals
Highest home attendance 26,088
vs. Manchester United (20 Dec 17)
Lowest home attendance 17,203
vs. Bolton (26 Sep 17)
Average home league attendance 20,952 [1]

















Home colours













Away colours



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The 2017–18 season is Bristol City's 120th season as a professional football club and their third consecutive season back in the Championship. Along with competing in the Championship, the club will also participate in the FA Cup and EFL Cup. The season covers the period from 1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018.




Contents






  • 1 Month by month review


    • 1.1 June


    • 1.2 July


    • 1.3 December


    • 1.4 January


    • 1.5 April




  • 2 Transfers


    • 2.1 In


    • 2.2 Out


    • 2.3 Loan in


    • 2.4 Loan out




  • 3 Pre-season


    • 3.1 Friendlies




  • 4 Competitions


    • 4.1 Championship


      • 4.1.1 League table




    • 4.2 FA Cup


    • 4.3 EFL Cup




  • 5 Squad statistics


  • 6 References





Month by month review



June


On 27 June, Bristol City agreed to sign right-back Eros Pisano on a two-year deal, with it being officially confirmed on 1 July when his contract with Hellas Verona expired.[2] On 28 June, City broke their transfer record to sign striker Famara Diédhiou from Angers for a £5.3 million transfer fee.[3]



July


On 7 July, Aaron Wilbraham signed a one-year contract with the club.[4] On 13 July, attacking midfielder Lee Tomlin transferred to Cardiff City for an undisclosed fee.[5] On 28 July, defender Nathan Baker, having previously spent the 2015–16 season on loan from Aston Villa, signed for City on a four-year deal for an undisclosed fee.[6]



December


After beating three other Premier League sides, Bristol City were drawn against holders Manchester United in the quarter-finals of the EFL Cup. The game was played at Ashton Gate on 20 December and marked the first time City and United had met competitively since 1980, when City were last in the top flight.[7] City took the lead through a thunderous Joe Bryan strike just after the second half began. Zlatan Ibrahimović equalised only seven minutes later. City sealed a dramatic and famous win as Korey Smith beat goalkeeper Sergio Romero with a 93rd-minute strike to make it 2–1 to the Robins.[8] At the final whistle, fans invaded the pitch and lifted City players onto their shoulders.


After the match, City manager Lee Johnson said the result was "a historic occasion" and Smith's winner would "live in the memory for many generations".[8] In defeating United, Bristol City became only the second side from a lower division to eliminate four top-flight teams in one League Cup campaign, after Sheffield Wednesday in 1990-91.[8] City were drawn against United's city rivals Manchester City in the semi-finals of the competition, with the first leg to be played at the Etihad Stadium.


On 26 December, Bristol City finished the day second in the Championship table as they defeated Reading 2–0 at home. Jamie Patterson scored the first, before Lloyd Kelly's first goal for City in stoppage time sealed the win.[9]



January


On 9 January, Bristol City travelled to the Premier League leaders to take on Manchester City in the semi-final first leg of the EFL Cup. The 7,680 Bristol City fans who arrived set a record for the most away fans in the Etihad Stadium's history.[10] Manchester City were overwhelming favourites, unbeaten in the Premier League and having won 20 of their 22 matches so far. Bristol City played well and took a shock lead after Bobby Reid won and scored a penalty just before half-time. Kevin De Bruyne scored ten minutes into the second half and Bristol City looked to have secured a memorable draw before substitute Sergio Agüero scored with a 92nd-minute header to seal a 2–1 win.[11]


The return leg was another entertaining affair at a sold out and noisy Ashton Gate, although Manchester City were comfortable for the most part. Leroy Sané scored just before half-time and Agüero scored just after to give Manchester City a 4-1 aggregate lead. Marlon Pack reduced the deficit before Aden Flint scored in injury time to give Bristol City hope. De Bruyne scored shortly after to kill the game, make it 3-2 on the night and 5-3 on aggregate.[12]


After the game, Lee Johnson said Bristol City were a "Premier League club in training."[13] Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola praised Bristol City and Lee Johnson after the two-legged affair: "It was a nice game, beautiful game, and all my credit to Bristol City. Big congratulations. He [Johnson] came here to try to play. They arrived, they created chances".[14]



April


After a goalless draw against Nottingham Forest, Bristol City could no longer mathematically reach the playoffs, ending their chances of promotion.


A 3-2 home loss to fellow mid-table side Sheffield United[15] on the last day of the season saw City eventually finish 11th. While this was disappointing after being 2nd on Boxing Day, this was the club's highest finish for eight years since 2009-10, when Lee Johnson was playing for the club and his father, Gary Johnson, was manager.



Transfers



In









































































Date
 Name
 From
 Fee
Ref

1 January 2017
Famara Diédhiou
Angers
 £5,300,000
[3]

1 July 2017
Eros Pisano
Hellas Verona
 Free
[2]

28 July 2017
Nathan Baker
Aston Villa
 Undisclosed
[6]

8 August 2017
Niclas Eliasson
IFK Norrköping
 £1,800,000
[16]

31 August 2017
Luke Steele
Panathinaikos
 Free
[17]

31 August 2017
Tyreeq Bakinson
Luton Town
 Undisclosed
[17]

31 August 2017
Rory Holden
Derry City
 Undisclosed
[17]

20 September 2017
Antoine Semenyo
SGS
 Free
[18]

5 January 2018
Liam Walsh
Everton
 Undisclosed
[19]


Out













































Date
 Name
 To
 Fee
 Ref

30 June 2017
Mark Little
Bolton Wanderers
 Released
[20]

13 July 2017
Lee Tomlin
Cardiff City
 Undisclosed (~ £2,900,000)
[5]

3 August 2017
Aaron Wilbraham
Bolton Wanderers
 Undisclosed
[21]

31 January 2018
Diego De Girolamo
Unattached
 Contract terminated by mutual consent
[22]

31 January 2018
Ivan Lučić
Unattached
 Contract terminated by mutual consent
[23]


Loan in






































Date
 Name
 From
 End date
Ref

17 August 2017
Cauley Woodrow
Fulham
6 May 2018
[24]

28 August 2017
Jonathan Leko
West Bromwich Albion
2 January 2018

[25][26]

12 January 2018
Ryan Kent
Liverpool
6 May 2018
[27]

25 January 2018
Loïs Diony
Saint-Étienne
30 June 2018
[28]


Loan out































































































































































































































































Date
 Name
 To
 End date
Ref

28 July 2017
Jake Andrews
Chippenham Town
28 September 2017
[29]

28 July 2017
Aden Baldwin
Weston-super-Mare
28 September 2017
[29]

28 July 2017
Ashley Harper
Weston-super-Mare
29 April 2018
[29]

28 July 2017
Connor Lemonheigh-Evans
Bath City
28 September 2017
[29]

28 July 2017
Shawn McCoulsky
Newport County
6 May 2018
[30]

5 August 2017
Jonny Smith
Solihull Moors
29 April 2018
[31]

10 August 2017
Gustav Engvall
Djurgårdens IF
6 November 2017
[32]

11 August 2017
Cameron Pring
Merthyr Town
11 October 2017
[33]

25 August 2017
Jojo Wollacott
Bath City
24 October 2017
[34]

30 August 2017
Diego De Girolamo
Chesterfield
31 January 2018
[35]

30 August 2017
Freddie Hinds
Cheltenham Town
3 January 2018
[36]

30 August 2017
Taylor Moore
Cheltenham Town
6 May 2018
[36]

30 August 2017
Joe Morrell
Cheltenham Town
6 May 2018
[36]

31 August 2017
George Dowling
Torquay United
29 April 2018
[37]

31 August 2017
Scott Golbourne
Milton Keynes Dons
14 January 2018
[38]

28 September 2017
Harvey Smith
Weston-super-Mare
23 November 2017
[39]

19 October 2017
Cameron Pring
Aldershot Town
16 November 2017
[40]

20 October 2017
Cameron Allen
Mangotsfield United
6 January 2018
[41]

24 October 2017
Opi Edwards
Bath City
19 December 2017
[42]

24 October 2017
James Morton
Chippenham Town
1 December 2017
[42]

24 October 2017
Alhaji Sesay
Paulton Rovers
23 November 2017
[42]

16 November 2017
Cameron Pring
Hereford
29 April 2017
[43]

23 November 2017
Max O'Leary
Solihull Moors
1 January 2018
[44]

1 December 2017
James Morton
Bath City
13 January 2018
[45]

1 December 2017
Lochlan Robertson
Cribbs
1 February 2018
[45]

8 December 2017
Jojo Wollacott
Woking
8 January 2018
[46]

5 January 2018
Max O'Leary
Solihull Moors
29 April 2018
[47]

18 January 2018
Zak Vyner
Plymouth Argyle
6 May 2018
[48]

19 January 2018
Opi Edwards
Solihull Moors
29 April 2018
[49]

20 January 2018
Antoine Semenyo
Bath City
20 February 2018
[50]

30 January 2018
Kel Akpobire
Guernsey
28 February 2018
[51]

31 January 2018
Jake Andrews
Cheltenham Town
6 May 2018
[52]

31 January 2018
Scott Golbourne
Milton Keynes Dons
6 May 2018
[53]

31 January 2018
Connor Lemonheigh-Evans
Torquay United
29 April 2018
[54]

31 January 2018
Tin Plavotic
Barnet
6 May 2018
[55]


Pre-season



Friendlies
































































































Pre-season match details
Date
 Opponents
 Venue
 Result
 Score
F–A
 Scorers
 Attendance
Ref

8 July 2017
 Guernsey A
 W 1–0
Reid
 933
 [56]

9 July 2017
 Bristol Manor Farm A
 W 11–0
Hinds, Pisano, Reid, Brownhill, Morrell,
O'Dowda (2), De Girolamo (2), McCoulsky (2)
 1,400
 [57]

11 July 2017
 Bath City A
 W 3–0
Paterson (pen), Reid, Bryan
 963
 [58]

12 July 2017
 Torquay United A
 L 0–2
1,258
 [59]

15 July 2017
 Yeovil Town A
 W 3–1
Reid (2), Magnússon
 2,636
 [60]

22 July 2017
 Atlético Unión de Güímar A
 W 6–0
Pisano, Diédhiou, Reid (2), Wright, Hinds
 —
 [61]

25 July 2017
 Cheltenham Town A
 W 3–0
Engvall (2), Reid
 1,883
 [62]

28 July 2017
 FC Twente H
 W 2–0
Pack, Bryan
 5,330
 [63]


Competitions



Championship


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Championship match details
Date
 League
position
 Opponents
 Venue
 Result
 Score
F–A
 Scorers
 Attendance
Ref

5 August 2017
 1st Barnsley H
 W 3–1
Reid (2), Diédhiou
 18,742
 [64]

12 August 2017
 9th Birmingham City A
 L 1–2
Reid
 21,269
 [65]

15 August 2017
 10th Brentford A
 D 2–2
Brownhill, Reid
 9,811
 [66]

19 August 2017
 11th Millwall H
 D 0–0
18,230
 [67]

25 August 2017
 10th Aston Villa H
 D 1–1
Paterson
 21,542
 [68]

9 September 2017
 9th Reading A
 W 1–0
Flint
 18,650
 [69]

12 September 2017
 12th Wolverhampton Wanderers A
 D 3–3
Flint, Diédhiou (pen), Reid
 23,045
 [70]

16 September 2017
 8th Derby County H
 W 4–1
Woodrow, Reid (pen), Paterson, Diédhiou
 19,473
 [71]

23 September 2017
 8th Norwich City A
 D 0–0
25,715
 [72]

26 September 2017
 7th Bolton Wanderers H
 W 2–0
Diédhiou, Flint
 17,203
 [73]

30 September 2017
 5th Ipswich Town A
 W 3–1
Brownhill, Diédhiou, Reid
 15,256
 [74]

13 October 2017
 3rd Burton Albion H
 D 0–0
18,212
 [75]

21 October 2017
 6th Leeds United H
 L 0–3
24,435
 [76]

28 October 2017
 4th Sunderland A
 W 2–1
Reid, Đurić
 27,317
 [77]

31 October 2017
 4th Fulham A
 W 2–0
Reid, Smith
 17,634
 [78]

4 November 2017
 4th Cardiff City H
 W 2–1
O'Dowda, Flint
 21,692
 [79]

18 November 2017
 4th Sheffield Wednesday A
 D 0–0
25,916
 [80]

22 November 2017
 5th Preston North End H
 L 1–2
Woodrow
 17,355
 [81]

25 November 2017
 5th Hull City A
 W 3–2
Flint, Reid, Brownhill
 14,762
 [82]

3 December 2017
 3rd Middlesbrough H
 W 2–1
Bryan, Paterson
 18,752
 [83]

8 December 2017
 3rd Sheffield United A
 W 2–1
Paterson, Flint
 24,409
 [84]

16 December 2017
 3rd Nottingham Forest H
 W 2–1
Pack, Bryan
 20,128
 [85]

23 December 2017
 4th Queens Park Rangers A
 D 1–1
Reid (pen)
 13,683
 [86]

26 December 2017
 2nd Reading H
 W 2–0
Paterson, Kelly
 23,116
 [87]

30 December 2017
 3rd Wolverhampton Wanderers H
 L 1–2
Reid
 25,540
 [88]

1 January 2018
 4th Aston Villa A
 L 0–5
32,604
 [89]

13 January 2018
 5th Norwich City H
 L 0–1
21,282
 [90]

19 January 2018
 4th Derby County A
 D 0–0
26,525
 [91]

27 January 2018
 4th Queens Park Rangers H
 W 2–0
Diédhiou, Bryan
 21,492
 [92]

2 February 2018
 5th Bolton Wanderers A
 L 0–1
14,172
 [93]

10 February 2018
 6th Sunderland H
 D 3–3
Flint, Diédhiou (2)
 22,580
 [94]

18 February 2018
 6th Leeds United A
 D 2-2
Diédhiou, Reid
 28,004
 [95]

21 February 2018
 6th Fulham H
 D 1–1
Reid
 21,236
 [96]

25 February 2018
 6th Cardiff City A
 L 0–1
21,018
 [97]

3 March 2018
 6th Sheffield Wednesday H
 W 4–0
Reid (3), Brownhill
 22,022
 [98]

6 March 2018
 7th Preston North End A
 L 1–2
Diédhiou
 11,264
 [99]

10 March 2018
 7th Burton Albion A
 D 0–0
4,575
 [100]

17 March 2018
 7th Ipswich Town H
 W 1–0
Đurić
 21,509
 [101]

30 March 2018
 7th Barnsley A
 D 2–2
Diédhiou, Brownhill
 12,236
 [102]

2 April 2018
 7th Brentford H
 L 0–1
22,049
 [103]

7 April 2018
 8th Millwall A
 L 0–2
16,081
 [104]

10 April 2018
 8th Birmingham City H
 W 3–1
Pack, Reid, Taylor
 20,288
 [105]

14 April 2018
 11th Middlesbrough A
 L 1–2
Đurić
 24,812
 [106]

21 April 2018
 10th Hull City H
 D 5–5
Pack, Diédhiou (2), Reid, Bryan
 21,136
 [107]

28 April 2018
 10th Nottingham Forest A
 D 0–0
24,722
 [108]

6 May 2018
 11th Sheffield United H
 L 2–3
Flint, Bryan
 23,902
 [109]


League table












































































Pos
 Team

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Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
9
Brentford
 46
 18
 15
 13
 62
 52
 +10
 69
10
Sheffield United
 46
 20
 9
 17
 62
 55
 +7
 69
11
Bristol City
 46
 17
 16
 13
 67
 58
 +9
 67
12
Ipswich Town
 46
 17
 9
 20
 57
 60
 −3
 60
13
Leeds United
 46
 17
 9
 20
 59
 64
 −5
 60

Source: English Football League
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored


FA Cup




























FA Cup match details
Round
 Date
 Opponents
 Venue
 Result
 Score
F–A
 Scorers
 Attendance
Ref
Third round
6 January 2018
 Watford A
 L 0–3
13,269
 [110]


EFL Cup


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EFL Cup match details
Round
 Date
 Opponents
 Venue
 Result
 Score
F–A
 Scorers
 Attendance
Ref
First round
8 August 2017
 Plymouth Argyle H
 W 5–0
Hegeler, Baker, Smith, Hinds, Paterson
 9,838
 [111]
Second round
22 August 2017
 Watford A
 W 3–2
Hinds, Reid, Eliasson
 9,003
 [112]
Third round
19 September 2017
 Stoke City H
 W 2–0
Diédhiou, Taylor
 13,826
 [113]
Fourth round
24 October 2017
 Crystal Palace H
 W 4–1
Taylor, Đurić, Bryan, O'Dowda
 21,901
 [114]
Quarter-finals
20 December 2017
 Manchester United H
 W 2–1
Bryan, Smith
 26,088
 [115]
Semi-final first leg
9 January 2018
 Manchester City A
 L 1–2
Reid (pen)
 43,426
 [116]
Semi-final second leg
23 January 2018
 Manchester City H
 L 2–3
Pack, Flint
 26,003
 [117]


Squad statistics


Source:[118][119]


Numbers in parentheses denote appearances as substitute.

Players with squad numbers struck through and marked Left club during playing season left the club during the playing season.

Players with names in italics and marked * were on loan from another club for the whole of their season with Bristol City.

Players listed with no appearances have been in the matchday squad but only as unused substitutes.

Key to positions: GK – Goalkeeper; DF – Defender; MF – Midfielder; FW – Forward
No.
 Pos.
 Nat.
 Name
 Apps
 Goals
 Apps
 Goals
 Apps
 Goals
 Apps
 Goals
Yellow card.svg
Red card.svg
League
 FA Cup
 EFL Cup
 Total
 Discipline
1 GK
 ENG
Frank Fielding
 43 0 0 0 3 0 44 0 1 1
2 DF
 ITA
Eros Pisano
 13 (3) 0 0 0 1 0 14 (3) 0 2 0
3 DF
 ENG
Joe Bryan
 42 (1) 5 0 0 4 (1) 2 46 (2) 7 12 0
4 DF
 ENG
Aden Flint
 38 (1) 8 1 0 6 1 45 (1) 9 7 1
5 DF
 AUS
Bailey Wright
 36 0 0 0 4 0 40 0 7 0
6 DF
 ENG
Nathan Baker
 34 0 0 0 3 (1) 1 37 (1) 1 7 1
7 MF
 ENG
Korey Smith
 44 (1) 1 1 0 4 (2) 2 49 (3) 3 5 0
8 MF
 ENG
Josh Brownhill
 41 (4) 5 0 0 6 0 47 (4) 5 8 0
9 FW
 SEN
Famara Diédhiou
 28 (4) 13 0 0 3 (1) 1 31 (5) 14 4 0
10 FW
 ENG
Matty Taylor
 4 (14) 1 1 0 2 (2) 2 7 (16) 3 1 1
11 MF
 IRE
Callum O'Dowda
 13 (11) 1 0 0 4 1 17 (11) 2 0 0
12 MF
 ENG
Liam Walsh
 3 (3) 0 0 0 1 (1) 0 4 (4) 0 0 0
13 DF
 ENG
Scott Golbourne
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
14 MF
 ENG
Bobby Reid
 46 19 0 0 4 (2) 2 50 (2) 21 9 0
15 GK
 ENG
Luke Steele
 3 (2) 0 1 0 4 0 8 (2) 0 0 0
16 FW
 SWE
Gustav Engvall
 0 (2) 0 0 (1) 0 0 0 0 (3) 0 0 0
18 FW
 ENG
Cauley Woodrow *
 3 (11) 2 1 0 0 0 4 (11) 2 3 0
19 FW
 SWE
Niclas Eliasson
 3 (11) 0 1 0 2 (1) 1 6 (12) 1 0 0
20 MF
 ENG
Jamie Paterson
 34 (7) 5 0 0 3 (2) 1 37 (9) 6 3 0
21 MF
 ENG
Marlon Pack
 36 (6) 3 0 (1) 0 5 1 41 (7) 4 12 0
22 FW
 BIH
Milan Đurić
 4 (12) 3 0 0 0 (1) 1 4 (13) 4 2 0
23 DF
 ISL
Hörður Björgvin Magnússon
 15 (9) 0 1 0 7 0 23 (9) 0 0 0
24 GK
 ENG
Max O'Leary
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
25 DF
 ENG
Lloyd Kelly
 7 (4) 1 1 0 1 (1) 0 9 (5) 1 0 0
26 DF
 ENG
Zak Vyner
 1 0 1 0 3 0 5 0 0 0
27 FW
 CMR
Paul Garita
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
28 MF
 ENG
Gary O'Neil
 0 (4) 0 0 0 2 0 2 (4) 0 1 0

29 Left club during playing season
 GK
 AUT
Ivan Lučić
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
30 MF
 ENG
Tyreeq Bakinson
 0 0 0 0 0 (1) 0 0 (1) 0 0 0
31 MF
 GER
Jens Hegeler
 3 (1) 0 0 0 3 1 6 (1) 1 1 0
32 MF
 WAL
Joe Morrell
 0 0 0 0 0 (1) 0 0 (1) 0 0 0
33 FW
 ENG
Freddie Hinds
 0 (1) 0 0 (1) 0 2 2 2 (2) 2 0 0
34 MF
 WAL
Connor Lemonheigh-Evans
 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
35 MF
 ENG
Jake Andrews
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
36 FW
 NIR
Rory Holden
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
37 MF
 ENG
Opi Edwards
 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
38 GK
 ENG
Jojo Wollacott
 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
39 FW
 FRA
Loïs Diony *
 1 (6) 0 0 0 0 0 1 (6) 0 0 0
40 MF
 ENG
Ryan Kent *
 6 (4) 0 0 0 0 (1) 0 6 (5) 0 1 0
42 FW
 ENG
Antoine Semenyo
 0 (1) 0 0 0 0 0 0 (1) 0 0 0

45 Left club during playing season
 FW
 ENG
Jonathan Leko *
 5 (6) 0 0 0 0 0 5 (6) 0 1 0

















Players not included in matchday squads
No.
 Pos.
 Nat.
 Name
17 DF
 ENG
Taylor Moore


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