Mohamed Toure scored a stunning second-half hat-trick as Norwich City came from behind to beat Bristol City 4-2 in a thrilling Championship encounter at Ashton Gate. The home side took an early lead through Sam Morsy, but Toure's goals, including a rebound, a simple tap-in, and a deflected strike, propelled Norwich to victory.
Jose Cordoba added a fourth for the visitors, while substitute Sam Bell scored a late consolation for Bristol City. Norwich's win marked the first defeat for Bristol City's interim head coach Roy Hodgson, who acknowledged his team's disappointment but emphasized the need for a strong reaction in their upcoming game against Southampton. Norwich manager Philippe Clement praised Toure's movement and ambition, highlighting the young player's potential for future success, including a possible starting role in Australia's World Cup squad.