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Published 07:27 10 Jan 2018 GMT
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The visitors took a shock lead thanks to a Bobby Reid penalty just before half-time before the in-form Kevin De Bruyne levelled things up ten minutes after the break.
And while Aguero's decider at the death undeniably made Bristol City's task all the more difficult for the return leg, the underdogs' away goal could well prove pivotal.
"The away goal was very important," Johnson insisted. "We tried to score and certainly didn’t park the bus. The lads have to go home and think we can kick on form this performance."Explore more on these topics:
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