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A series of young Bluebirds have recently been competing in tournaments at international level for Wales.

Take a look at the Cardiff City players selected for international duty over the next fortnight...

After a productive October, we take a look at how the Bluebirds have fared as well as their notable stories…

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Gillian Keenan and Scarlett Baker-Perry both netted hat-tricks for City!

"Today was probably the craziest game I've played in. It was so hectic, I didn't even think about what the score was, at any of our goals. It was just about getting one more goal."

"Every time we attacked their goal, we looked as if we could score, and every time they broke on us, they looked as if they could score! But I'd rather have it that way, because I think it's in line with the mentality of our support in the club to keep going for it.”

“That was probably one of the best games I've been involved in. It was really nice to be a part of it. And that to top it off, to score a winner like that, was amazing."

City claimed all three points to end an action-packed week at CCS with a 5-4 win over the Clarets.

Krystian Bielik and Cian Ashford come into the XI, replacing Calum Scanlon and Yousef Salech, who are on the bench.

The young Bluebirds’ seven-game unbeaten run came to an end on Friday afternoon.

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"When it comes to Saturday, we'll treat the game in isolation, give our absolute best, be really aggressive and try and win."

"Anyone at any given time will step up and play wherever they have to play for the team; I think that shows what type of squad we've got."

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The Clarets come to the CCS searching for just their second win of the season. The Lancashire side currently sit in the bottom three, four points behind the Bluebirds.

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"It helps when you're playing in such a good team, coached by unbelievable staff, and then to have a packed-out stadium on a Wednesday night - it's not that hard to get up for it!"

“I'm asking the players to put everything on the line. I'm as proud as I've ever been since my time at Cardiff City, by the effort in the way we played the game. My excitement for this team in this club moving forward is huge."

The Bluebirds’ unbeaten run at home continued on Wednesday night as they fought for a point against the Hammers.

Rubin Colwill replaces his brother Joel in the XI, with the younger Colwill dropping to the bench.

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