Cardiff City

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Steve Morison left in September, his replacement Mark Hudson lasted only until January and now Sabri Lamouchi has lost his first three games in charge. Stay ...

“It’s a tough challenge, but we have the quality to do it. Scott Hogan and the in-form Lukas Jutkiewicz start up front, with Troy Deeney on the bench. It flicked off the Blues man and through to Ruddy. Cardiff look dourness made flesh too, this one's going to be a cold Tuesday night in Birmingham. Cardiff in pink shirts and black shorts. Sawyers given time on near the right touchline to send over a cross, Sory Kaba manages to juggle it with his back to goal and his overhead kick nips just wide of the post. Cardiff, by contrast, are one place and only goal difference above the drop zone and arrive in the Midlands on their third manager of the season. The delivery of which is poor beyond words. John Eustace's men have continued about their rollercoaster season and are on the relative high of two successive wins. Not even a half chance really. A rare bit of flair although not one that exercised the goalkeeper. A shot on target.

Sabri Lamouchi's men took all three points from Tuesday evening's clash with Birmingham City, with late goals coming from Perry Ng and Callum Robinson.

The forward weaved inside three Blues defenders before poking the ball past Ruddy and into the top corner. Kaba came close on two occasions, firstly with another overhead kick which flew wide, before a volley which went over the crossbar. Sory Kaba saw an acrobatic effort go wide of goal, with Wintle poking a deflected strike straight at John Ruddy.

The Club has been recognised for the accessible facilities and services available around CCS...

The “Level Playing Field Centre of Excellence Award” is presented to sporting venues that demonstrate the highest access and inclusion standards in accommodating disabled spectators and visitors on match (or event) and non-match days. “I am really pleased that we are able to recognise the progress that is made by clubs in this way. These include several smart and low-cost groundbreaking solutions that have established good practice examples for existing stadiums that Level Playing Field now hopes other clubs will look to adopt.

Perry Ng and Callum Robinson scored the goals as the Bluebirds brought a disappointing end to Birmingham City's two-game winning streak.