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A number of Bluebirds have been selected for international action over the coming weeks.

Saturday’s fixture against Charlton Athletic wasn’t just a match. For the first time ever, Cardiff City FC Community Foundation invited their friends and family to celebrate the work of Cardiff City FC’s official charity and showcase its impact, bringing everyone together in the Ninian Lounge as one team.

Match tickets for five more of our 2026/27 Sky Bet Championship home fixtures are now on sale.

Anna Houghton netted a brace for the Bluebirds!

“It’s been coming with the performances. We felt it, I think everyone has felt it, so it’s nice to get the first three points on the board."

"We knew today's game was going to be tough, but we played a great game, created really good chances and today we took enough of them to win."

The Bluebirds claimed their first league victory of the season with a terrific home performance on Saturday afternoon.

Dylan Lawlor is named in the matchday squad for the first time this season.

City’s U21s produced an emphatic performance to defeat Peterborough United 6-0 in Professional Development League action.

Saturday's clash is our final fixture before the international break - your Matchday Guide is powered by Genero.

The Bluebirds host the Addicks on Saturday lunchtime in the Welsh capital.

The Bluebirds and Addicks share a manager etched into the history of the two clubs, having won promotion during his time in both the Welsh and English capitals.

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"We know we have to turn chances into goals and to win games, and we really fully believe and have the confidence that we can do that.”

"I think our performances have been really good in games. We're not silly, we all know that we need to get a win to match those performances. I feel like the way we're playing, a win is just around the corner."

The fixture will take place at Harpers Park on Saturday, September 19th, with a kick-off time of 12pm.

Also in the Bluebirds' group in this competition are Arsenal, who City face next.

Continuing his impressive start to the season, winger Jake Davies got himself on the scoresheet to bring the Bluebirds level and salvage a point.

Haile Richards and Mackenzie Olden's goals weren't enough to prevent defeat for City.

"I'm not naive; I know that we have to win games, and do it quickly. The following we have at every single game is incredible. I've never felt more motivated to give them a team that they feel proud to follow."

Cardiff City were defeated on the road on Saturday afternoon.

City U18’s dismantled Hull City in a 7-0 victory as the young Bluebirds progressed up the table.

Here is our team news for this afternoon's Sky Bet Championship fixture against the Trotters.

After an opening-day 2-1 win over Preston North End, the Trotters have since suffered four consecutive Championship defeats.