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Tickets for our away match against Queens Park Rangers are available to current Season Ticket Holders, Club Members and Junior Bluebird Members.

In line with the EFL’s broadcasting rules and regulations, the match will only be available to watch on Cardiff City TV in certain countries/territories.

"I'm buzzing. I’m made up. It's an honour that all the other players voted for me."

"It’s the highest possible challenge for us, but it’s one that we’ve worked to be here and we’ll give it everything to try and win.”

Cardiff City Football Club is delighted to welcome Krystian Bielik to the Welsh capital.

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"I felt as if we had some good chances. The goal from Yousef probably came too late for us to mount the comeback we wanted."

Cardiff City exited the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night.

Noah Anyadike will become Cardiff City's youngest ever First Team player this evening.

Next up is a home clash with Sheffield Wednesday on Tuesday, September 1st, kicking off at 7pm.

It’s the Bluebirds vs. the Canaries in the Welsh capital on Tuesday night, battling over a place in the Carabao Cup Round Three.

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“These first two fixtures are games that we’re relishing, we’re certainly not shying away from them. It’s a big drive for us knowing that we have two tests to begin with."

“Three goal involvements, and most importantly one goal more than the other team, to win the game and get through. It’s nice to be in the next round."

Away tickets for our match against Portsmouth are now sold out.

Stay up to date with all of City's pre-season fixtures with our roundup.

"I'm very pleased with the players but we feel we can improve a lot too and we will. I'm glad we came away with something for our amazing support."

"I know it's disappointing to lose the lead twice, but there are lots of positives that we're going to take from the game."

Cian Ashford and Yousef Salech netted for the Bluebirds, but they were twice pegged back by the defiant hosts.

Brian Barry-Murphy makes two changes to the side that drew with Wrexham on Monday night.

Next up for City is a PDL Cup clash with Swindon Town on August 29th, taking place at Cardiff International Sports Campus.

The Bluebirds head to Pride Park Stadium this Saturday for their first away game of the 2026/27 season.

Get closer to the Club you support through our official loyalty programme, Bluebirds Rewards, now accessible to all Cardiff City 2026/27 Season Ticket Holders!