James Piercy and we'll be bringing you all the updates throughout the afternoon...
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The City head coach dissects the Robins performance, with pride but also frustration in the dressing room.
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Quotes are on the way but, for the record, the City head coach felt Harry Cornick was denied a goal at the end. In his eyes, it wasn't offside.
Joe Williams, Jason Knight and Haydon Roberts: all excellent. The rest can also hold their heads up high.
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A very, very fine display by the Robins, maybe even the best of Manning's time in charge, with the frustration being that it was only a point because, my word, did City have some chances in that game!
The unbeaten run continues! Reaction on its way.
First Dickie and then Williams!
Maybe one last try for the hosts as Pring slides in to deny Stacey a chance at crossing.
TGH's corner found it's way to Roberts at the far post who, with his back to goal, teed up Wells but the shot lacked power.
TGH rolls Mehmeti down the right and he takes aim with a defender making a block.
Three added minutes.
But it's offside! Cornick got across his man to stab in Williams free-kick but he must have been a yard or so offside because there were zero complaints as the flag went up.
Wells is fouled and City try to take it quickly but the referee calls it back.
Jacob Sorensen takes the place of Ashley Barnes.
It's his first appearance since West Brom prior to the international break as he takes the place of McCrorie.
Sainz goes off and is replaced by the returning Christian Fassnacht.
Nahki Wells and Harry Cornick join the action for Tommy Conway and Scott Twine. Both have had good games.
Sara is a class player and he very nearly angles a pass perfectly into the path of Stacey but Pring read it all the way and made a vital interception.
The natives are getting very, very restless as City have them penned in their own half.
Norwich got themselves in all kinds of trouble there, giving it away cheaply to Conway who set Mehmeti away.
He was a little crowded for space but got a shot away but it cannoned off a defender and out of harm's way for the hosts.
Comfortably so after a Sainz cross was headed away by Dickie and into his path.
Brilliant feet by Mehmeti down the right as he gets to the byline and sends in a cross which deflects off a defender and up over the bar.
From the corner, Gunn collects at his near post.
A McCrorie header at the far post caused chaos with Gunn diving to meet Conway and the ball finding its way back to Twine who shot first time.
On reflection his shot was a little too central and close to Gunn but it was stilla fine recovery save.
That was a certain goal and Scott Twine cannot believe how it's not gone in!
Anis Mehmeti replaces Mark Sykes.
McCrorie slipped Sykes down the right and he fired a cross all the way to the far post where Twine then sent Conway into space but the striker was denied by Gunn, diving low to his right. Good save.
They could really do with killing the atmosphere here because even Sande Duffy is doing back-heels at the moment.
