Our First Round tie will take place at the Weston Homes Stadium on Saturday, 1st November, 3pm kick-off.

Fiona Barry returned with a goal from the penalty spot!

Take a look at how our Bluebirds fared during the recent international window...

Your Matchday Guide for our next home fixture against Reading - powered by Genero.

Wishing a warm welcome to Saturday's Match Sponsors at Cardiff City Stadium!

DOMINANT CITY SUCKERED AT HOME

Four changes are made from our last league win over Leyton Orient, with Calum Chambers, David Turnbull, Omari Kellyman and Yousef Salech coming into the starting XI.

"Recovering from the injury wasn't easy, but I had a lot of support from the U21s and U18s staff and players."

The players will be wearing Show Racism the Red Card shirts before Saturday's game to promote anti-racism and demonstrate our Club’s stance against racism in football and wider society.

"To play the way that we want to in this stadium in front of our supporters, the game has to be played in a manner that is supremely intense and aggressive to show us in our best light."

“There’s good morale around the Club, the stadium is buzzing and it’s good to get that winning feeling again..."

The Royals visit the Welsh capital on Saturday afternoon.

Attention turns back to the league this weekend and City find themselves in a good run of form!

Cardiff City FC is supporting the EFL's Together Against Racism campaign in their fixture against Reading on Saturday 18th October.

The Bluebirds have a long-standing relationship with Morgans Consult, who have been an Official Partner and signage & branding supplier since 2022.

City climbed to the top of Sky Bet League One with a 2-1 victory over Reading on Saturday afternoon.

"There is so much of the performance that we can do better, but I think it’s a really exciting time to be with this group of players.”

“I’m feeling good. Every game I’m getting more confident in my body that I can push on and keep building."

"At the end of the day, you learn from these games. We will take a lot from it; a lot of positives, things to learn, and we will keep going.”

Players from Cardiff City FC shared professional skills advice and inspiration with amateur players from The Salvation Army’s Tŷ Gobaith Lifehouse in Cardiff during a visit to the Donation Centre at Colchester Avenue on Monday (20 October).