Bristol City manager Michael Skubala says he is confident he can turn the club's form around after a 5-0 thrashing at home to Norwich City.

Bristol City manager Michael Skubala stated he is confident he can turn the club's form around following a 5-0 home defeat to Norwich City. The loss marked the Robins' fourth consecutive defeat at Ashton Gate, prompting boos from supporters. Skubala described the result as the toughest day of his managerial career but emphasized his commitment to building long-term success after signing a three-year contract in May.
The defeat left Bristol City in 16th place in the table, having won just once in their previous seven league fixtures. Skubala admitted he could not explain the team's passive displays at Ashton Gate compared to their strong away form. He noted the squad and coaching staff face significant pressure as they use the upcoming international break to address their struggles before playing Middlesbrough.
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