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"I think before the season even started, we knew we could play against teams like this. I think we showed it a bit last season in the Cup, where we could come up against teams at this level, and I think we can do even better."

"It was a very special day for us. On such a poignant date, it's very important that we played the way we did."

"I've missed chances and I've missed penalties before. But that doesn't end the game. There was still 70 minutes left to play. I don't know if that made me more hungry, because I'm always hungry to play and score. I just enjoy being me, playing football with these guys and for this Club."

The Bluebirds hosted Birmingham City on a wet afternoon at Cardiff City Stadium, where they made it three wins on the bounce at home.

Brian Barry-Murphy makes three changes to the side that drew away at Middlesbrough.

The Blues are the visitors to the Welsh capital this coming weekend.

Birmingham City are the visitors to CCS on Saturday afternoon - your Matchday Guide is powered by Genero.

We'd like to wish our Match Sponsors a warm welcome to Saturday’s clash with the Blues.

Away tickets for our match against the Canaries go on sale on Friday morning.

The match will be played at Sparrows Lane Training Ground, on Friday, October 23rd, and kick-off is at 1:30pm. 

"We know it is going to be an incredibly tough challenge but it is one we're relishing and looking forward to and intent on trying to win."

“Football works in terms of momentum and confidence, and I think you can see as the season is going on that we’re playing with more confidence..."

The fixture will take place on Saturday, October 24th, kicking off at 1pm.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Show Racism the Red Card, a charity that has spent three decades challenging racism through education, campaigning and awareness-raising.

Today, and always, we remember Aberfan.

The fixture will take place at the Renewable Centre Stadium on October 25th, with a kick-off time of 2pm.

Gillian Keenan scored the winner for the Bluebirds!

"Obviously it was very good to go 2-0 up in the first half, but second half it was disappointing to concede the two goals. I think the boys showed great fight to protect our goal and try and get a result out of the game, and that’s what we’ve done. I’m proud of the boys for that."

"We showed resilience and toughness to get a great result."

A brace for Leo Papirnyk!

Jack Moylan and Ollie Tanner netted for City in the opening half, while Tommy Conway and Will Lankshear struck for the hosts following the break.

Brian Barry-Murphy makes two defensive changes to the side that started against Watford in midweek.

“It’s massive for to be able to wear pink on Sunday and it’s something that will mean a lot to us."

Formerly of Barry Town United, Khalil is a dynamic player who can operate in a range of positions.