“I’m very confident that if we maintain that upward curve with our improvement, the results will be inevitable."

"We’re looking forward to this next run. You play football for the games, so keep the games coming.”

Cardiff City Women prepare to host The New Saints this weekend as we resume action in the Genero Adran Premier.

Cardiff City Football Club is supporting a UK bid to host the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2035.

This will be a second ever visit to Cardiff City Stadium for the Stags; a first ever in league action.

“We had to make changes again, so you’re looking for those players who come in to have a big impact on the team, and that was very satisfying to see. The overall performance levels of the team was very pleasing.”

"You could see out there that everyone was happy and enjoying the performance."

“The first half was tough at times. We had to be patient and wait for the opportunities to try and break Mansfield down. In the second half, I think you could see we created a lot more chances. The game started to open up a lot more, and then we got the second and third goals."

The Bluebirds marked a second successive league victory with a convincing win over Mansfield Town on Saturday afternoon.

Goals from Fiona Barry, Lily Billingham and Laura Curnock earned City a draw.

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“I think all the boys, especially the younger boys, are looking forward to the challenge. We know it’ll be a difficult game, but we believe we can get a result.”

City’s U21s return to PDL action on Tuesday afternoon as they travel to face Barnsley.

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The Bluebirds and the Dons battle for a place in the last 16 of the Vertu Trophy...

Joel Colwill will lead out the Bluebirds.

The Bluebirds exited the Vertu Trophy at CCS on Tuesday night.

"The level of challenge was very high for the young players. I couldn’t be happier with their attitude and their spirit. In the long term it will be beneficial for them."