A spirited performance from Norwich City saw them overcome a two-minute deficit to claim a 4-2 win against Bristol City in a thrilling Championship match at Ashton Gate. Mohamed Toure stole the show with a second-half hat-trick, turning the tide in favour of the visitors. The home side drew first blood when Sam Morsy unleashed a precise right-footed shot past Vladan Kovacevic, but Norwich's persistence eventually paid off.
Toure's equaliser came in the 51st minute, and he went on to score two more goals, including one from a deflected Paris Maghoma strike. Jose Cordoba added a fourth for Norwich, while substitute Sam Bell managed a late consolation for Bristol City. The win marked the first defeat for Roy Hodgson as interim head coach, and Norwich manager Philippe Clement praised Toure's performance, highlighting his potential for the upcoming World Cup.