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The top two in Sky Bet League One do battle in the Welsh capital this Saturday lunchtime.

"The crowd away the other day when we won was crazy. They took over the stadium really. Back here on Saturday now is going to be really special."

“All eyes are on Saturday naturally against an opponent of the calibre that we’re facing. It’s going to be a great game and a great day for everyone."

City Women are in action this weekend in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup as they face Wrexham in the Semi-Finals of the competition.

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City's U21s recorded a point away from home against Millwall on Tuesday afternoon.

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"Like I said in the press conference earlier in the week, it was about training leading up to it. We had a really good week in training, and we had a really good performance today, which is nice."

"The response from the players this week has been perfect in how we trained and prepared. It's no coincidence that this is how they performed on the Saturday."

The Bluebirds strike Donny for four to return to winning ways.

The standout was striker Jack Sykes, who continued his fine form this campaign to add another three goals to his tally.

Mackenzie Olden got on the scoresheet for City, who fell to defeat at CCS.

Dylan Lawlor, Ryan Wintle, Rubin Colwill and Cian Ashford come into the XI.

Away tickets are still available for this fixture. Cardiff City's Ticket Office will sell tickets to supporters until 5pm on Friday, February 27th. There will be no ticket sales available on matchday.

City’s U21s were defeated by Swansea City on Friday evening.

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"When we have games where we don't perform to the level that we hope to, we see that as a real opportunity to improve and make it better. It's a brilliant game for us, and one that we're really excited for."

"The main thing is how you bounce back, we’ve had a good week so far and we’re ready to go again this weekend."

It was a classic when the two sides met at CCS earlier this season.

Young players from the 2010 age group attended the F.I.T Promises International Tournament, coming up against teams from Greece, Romania, Spain and the Netherlands.

City Women return to league action at Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday afternoon, taking on Wrexham.