Bristol City has confirmed the acquisition of Victor Osimhen, who is expected to join the team and start playing before the conclusion of the remaining matches.

John Eustace expressed disappointment after Blackburn Rovers suffered a heavy 5-0 defeat to Bristol City at Ashton Gate on Wednesday night. Eustace remarked that his team deviated from their usual character and fight, allowing Bristol City to capitalize on defensive mistakes and secure an easy victory.

Eustace attributed all of Bristol City’s goals to gifts from his team, emphasizing the lack of resilience and determination displayed by Blackburn Rovers on the night. The match saw Dominic Hyam commit errors leading to goals, including a poor challenge resulting in a penalty converted by Tommy Conway for his second goal of the game.

Despite some brief moments where Blackburn Rovers tried to get back into the game, Eustace acknowledged that individual errors ultimately cost them the match. Kyle McFadzean’s handball in the box led to Bristol City’s second penalty, converted by Nahki Wells, and a failure to track Wells allowed him to score again late in the game.

Eustace admitted that such errors drastically altered the course of the game, with Bristol City capitalizing on their opportunities while Blackburn Rovers struggled to recover from their mistakes.