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This is dummy text. A contrite Bradley Orr was in tears after watching 10-man Bristol City secure their second League One victory of the season, against Northampton Town at Sixfields last night.The City defender, 22, was sent off just before half-time after he was involved in an astonishing skirmish with his team-mate, Louis Carey.

The two squared up to each other inside the six-yard box after Adriano Basso had denied Andy Kirk a second goal of the game, each player blaming the other for allowing the Northern Ireland forward time and space. Orr layed the faintest of butts on his team-mate but Carey reacted by pushing him away and the fracas, strictly ballroom and handbags, was deemed sufficient for referee Michael Jones to show Orr a red card

"I don't know what came over me but it cannot be condoned," Orr said. "I take 100 per cent blame but it is a moment I would rather forget. Anything the manager hands me I'll take on the chin." The scores were level when Orr was dismissed after a Phil Jevons penalty, following a foul on Dave Cotterill by Chris Doig, and Andy Kirk's 17th-minute opener.City earned the three points as Steve Brooker finished from 16 yards in the 71st minute. Cotterill confirmed the win when he converted City's second penalty in the 90th minute, after Jennison Willams was fouled by Sean Dyche.