Millen watched City win 1-0 at Peterborough on Saturday

Bristol City's caretaker manager Keith Millen will remain in the job for the next four games at least.

The club's chairman Steve Lansdown has decided that no decision about a future boss at Ashton Gate will be taken until after 17 April.

Millen, who is a candidate for the post, has guided the side to two wins, as well as a draw with top of the table Newcastle, in his nine days in charge.

He told the BBC: "There is a real buzz about the club at the moment."

He added: "We've got to keep that going and then sit down near the end of the season and decide what's best for the club.

"Whether that's me, or bringing someone else in, we shall see."

Alan Curbishley, Steve Coppell, Gareth Southgate and George Burley are all names who have been linked with City's vacant managerial position.

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