Norwich City staged a remarkable comeback to defeat Bristol City 4-2, thanks to a second-half hat-trick from Mohamed Toure. The home side took an early lead through Sam Morsy's strike, but Toure's equaliser in the 51st minute sparked a Norwich resurgence. A swift counter-attack led to Toure's second goal, before he completed his treble by deflecting in Paris Maghoma's shot. Jose Cordoba added a fourth for Norwich, while substitute Sam Bell scored a late consolation for Bristol City.
The win marked Roy Hodgson's first defeat as interim head coach of Bristol City, and Norwich manager Philippe Clement praised Toure's movement and ambition, suggesting he could be a key player for Australia in the upcoming World Cup.