The Bluebirds head to Norfolk for a Saturday early afternoon clash with Norwich City to conclude the 2024/25 campaign.

City Women secured the Bute Energy Welsh Cup for the fourth consecutive year after beating Wrexham AFC Women 3-1 at Rodney Parade.

On Sunday evening, Cardiff City FC won the Fan Engagement Award at the EFL Awards 2025...

At our End of Season Awards Night held at Cardiff City Stadium, Shannon Evans and Fiona Barry were recognised for their standout performances in the 2024/25 campaign.

Updates from the End of Season Awards 2025, held at Cardiff City Stadium...

City were held to a goalless draw at Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Please be aware that Sloper Road will be temporarily closed towards the end of Saturday’s match.

"To get this Club back to where it belongs, the fans are going to play a huge part in that. I’d like to say a massive thank you to them for their support.”

The next of our Partner Spotlights focuses on the support from Genero Group.

David Turnbull comes into City's starting XI.

“I’ve got every belief in this team and this squad. The whole season, I’ve been saying the same thing."

Cardiff City FC joins ECA through its top-flight women’s team, marking a new milestone for European club football and women’s football in Wales.

We are delighted that Nathaniel Cars have shown their full support to Cardiff City FC by extending their partnership agreement into the 2026/27 season.

Wishing a warm welcome to our Match Sponsors for Saturday's match at CCS!

In the next of our Partner Spotlights, we take a look at the support of Hunter Selection.

"The energy from us and the crowd, it’s going to be massive again on Saturday. We’ll need everybody fully on board and getting behind us.

The Bluebirds host West Bromwich Albion in Championship action on Saturday afternoon.

The Bluebirds will face Wrexham in the Bute Energy Welsh Cup Final on Sunday.

"We’re relishing it, we’re ready and we want to end this season on a high.”

"The support was amazing today. If we can get the same on Saturday, we’ll have a very good chance of getting three points and have everything to play for in the last game.”

"The performance that we looked for and the commitment from them was all evident to see. I think that's going to put us in a better place now for Saturday.”

Cardiff City were held to a 1-1 draw by Oxford United at Cardiff City Stadium on Easter Monday.

Three changes for City with Perry Ng, Chris Willock, Cian Ashford coming into the starting XI.

Cardiff City Connect networking event returns next month – tickets now on sale! 

We're back at CCS as we host Oxford United on Monday afternoon!