Yousef Salech scored a 90th-minute equaliser to earn Cardiff a 1-1 draw against Bristol City. Meanwhile, Mark O'Mahony scored on his return from injury to help Portsmouth to a 2-0 victory at Oxford.
YOUSEF SALECH STRUCK a 90th-minute Severnside derby equaliser to earn relegation-threatened Cardiff a 1-1 Sky Bet Championship draw against play-off hopefuls Bristol City .
Wales captain Aaron Ramsey was sent on for his first taste of Championship action since 31 August after a long-term hamstring problem, and late Bluebirds’ pressure was rewarded with Salech’s increasingly influential scoring habit. Advertisement This was only Pompey’s second away win of the season in the Sky Bet Championship and ended a sorry run of seven straight defeats on the road.And the visitors took control early in the second, Dozzell tapping home Rob Atkinson’s low cross from just two yards in the 47th minute after Oxford failed to clear a corner.
Elsewhere in the English second-tier, Burnley made it 11 clean sheets in-a-row but were left frustrated as they drew 0-0 away at local rivals Preston.
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