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“It’s a very special time. The magnitude of the day is only just beginning to really realise itself and to be understood by so many people."

The Bluebirds confirmed their return to the Sky Bet Championship at the first attempt with a 3-1 win on Saturday afternoon.

City's U18s were held to a 1-1 draw on Saturday afternoon.

Gabe Osho comes into the XI, replacing Will Fish, who moves to the bench.

The Bluebirds travel to the Royals this Saturday afternoon.

Away tickets for this fixture are sold out. Tickets have been issued as E-Ticket PDF links; supporters can access tickets via their confirmation email.

"We've got a great group of boys in that changing room, and it's been a privilege to be with them all year. Hopefully we can do everyone proud in the city."

“The focus within the Club has now quickly shifted to Saturday. Our focus is on winning; it’s good to have a clear mindset to make this game as simple as possible."

The fixture will take place at Rodney Parade on Sunday, April 19th, with a kick-off time of 5pm.

“That's the feeling I've been fighting for these last three months."

"The mentality of the team has been there all season, and it was good to see us maintain that right until the end."

Yousef Salech’s return to the scoresheet and Nathan Trott’s goalkeeping heroics helped City earn a point on the road at Huddersfield Town.

Brian Barry-Murphy names an unchanged starting XI from Saturday's 2-0 home win over Bolton Wanderers.

Away tickets have now sold out!

City's U21 side picked up a point on the road against Colchester United on Tuesday afternoon.

The Bluebirds travel to the Accu Stadium on Tuesday evening.

Tickets for this fixture have been issued as E-Ticket PDF links. Supporters can either download the PDF directly from the booking confirmation email or log into their ticketing account, go to their Huddersfield Town ticket listing, and click the download arrow which will then load the PDF.

“I’m delighted to be back at Cardiff City in a role that I’m very passionate about."

“We attacked with a lot of fluidity, especially in the first half. We created heaps of chances, and had self-belief."

“From the very first minute of the game we were really aggressive - we never took a step back. Even when Bolton, who are a really good team, played passes and got into our box, we defended our goal with real intensity, aggression and skill."

City returned to winning ways against the Trotters on Saturday afternoon.

"Goals and assists help us win games, so the more I can get, the more it helps the team.”

Dylan Lawlor, Alex Robertson and Chris Willock come into the starting XI.

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