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We'd like to thank Jak for his contribution and wish him all the very best for the future.

Earlier this season, we caught up with Moz in The Bluebird Programme to reflect on his time at City!

"The focus is on ourselves to be better than we were in the corresponding fixture and prove that we have improved from that..."

"There’s still two or three more gears to go to. Playing 90 minutes every week is the goal and even when there’s two games in a week, being available for both is what’s next for me."

Our thoughts are with Terry’s family and friends at this sad and difficult time.

The result confirmed the Bluebirds will host The New Saints in the quarter-finals of the Bute Energy Welsh Cup, which will take place on Sunday, February 8th.

Read everything you need to know ahead of our clash at the BetWright Stadium.

The Bluebirds visit the O's this weekend in Sky Bet League One action!

The fixture will take place at Cardiff International Sports Campus on January 7th, kicking off at 19:45.

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"Maybe on another day, we could have put a few more past them but it’s a good performance overall and great to get the three points."

"One moment for them can change the game, so you do have to be careful in those moments, and I thought we did that today."

"The efforts of the players in the past two weeks to win three and draw one over this ten-day period is something that I’m very grateful for."

The Bluebirds extended their winning home league run to eight matches with a dominant display on Sunday afternoon.

Calum Chambers, Joel Bagan and Cian Ashford come into the starting XI.

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The pair will head to Eastleigh in the National League, with the Spitfires currently sitting in 14th position in the table.

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“We wanted to produce a really energetic and highly dynamic performance for our supporters, who travel in such numbers. We did that. It's just a little bit disappointing we couldn't score the goals.”

Cardiff City began 2026 with a point on the road at Wycombe Wanderers on New Year's Day.

Brian Barry-Murphy makes six changes to the side that faced Stevenage on Monday.

The Bluebirds will feature in back-to-back fixtures in a brilliant opportunity to show your support!

Wanderers finished last season’s League One campaign in a very respectable fifth place, losing out over two legs to eventual promoted side, Charlton Athletic.