Cardiff City fans have been told they will soon be cheering Kieffer Moore again – even though his two goals slowed the Bluebirds’ promotion push. Moore scored twice for Wigan in their 2-2 draw at the Cardiff City Stadium, where the 6ft 7in Wales striker has yet to find the net for his adopted country. But the player who scored vital away goals for Ryan Giggs’ side on their way to successful qualification for the Euro 2020 finals, will soon have supporters in the capital cheering for him, according to Wigan manager Paul Cook.

Joel Bagan, the 18-year-old left-back who made his Cardiff City first team debut against Reading in the FA Cup, has joined Notts County on loan. Former Bluebirds player and Academy manager Neal Ardley is Vanarama National League County’s manager and he said: “We looked at loads of possibilities for this position. “The players we identified with […]

Neil Harris insists there is a Lee Tomlin-inspired feel-good factor at Cardiff City that can lift them all the way into the promotion chase. The Bluebirds managers saw his side earn an emphatic 3-0 victory at Huddersfield Town on Wednesday night which lifted them into eighth place in the Championship table. Back-to-back wins and a 10-match unbeaten run in all competitions means Cardiff are now just four points from the play-off places and only seven points adrift of second-place Leeds United with 14 games left to play.

Neil Harris is at the forefront of a Cardiff City Academy revolution. The Bluebirds manager is delighted the Championship club are looking into upgrading the Academy to category one status – and have appointed a former Wales international to take charge of the under-23 development team. Steve Morison, an English-born striker who qualified for Wales […]

Lee Tomlin has been pinpointed as Cardiff City’s major threat by Huddersfield Town ahead of the Championship clash at The John Smith’s Stadium. The Bluebirds midfielder has scored three goals in his last four games and has been praised for his increasing influence by manager Neil Harris and captain Sean Morrison. That impact has not gone un-noticed by Huddersfield who are desperate to check Cardiff’s play-off push in order to sustain their own efforts to avoid relegation.

Neil Harris has urged his Cardiff City team they must make the most of the next week if they are to break into the Championship top six. The Bluebirds are up to eighth in the table and are now only four points behind the play-off places after their 1-0 win at Luton Town. Lee Tomlin scored the only goal of the game as Harris’s side moved above Swansea City in the table – on goals scored – for the first time this season.

Cardiff City manager Neil Harris has told his players: “The FA Cup is finished – let’s go for Championship success.” Harris was bitterly disappointed that his team lost 4-1 on penalties against Reading in last night’s FA Cup fourth round replay after the sides had finished locked at 3-3 after extra time. The Bluebirds – […]

Cardiff City U18s led twice against hosts Bristol City at the SGS Wise Campus, but they eventually went down to a 3-2 defeat following a last minute winner. Midfield player Ryan Kavanagh, a former pupil at Cardiff’s Mary Immaculate School, scored both goals for Cardiff City. ‘Kavs’, a dynamic, athletic box-to-box player, shone for Cardiff […]

Kevin Nugent’s Lions proved too strong for the young Bluebirds in their Professional under-23 Development League match at Calmont Road in London – as Cardiff City U23s lost 3-0 at Millwall. George Alexander, the 19-year-old son of former Millwall striker Gary, scored two second half goals to clinch Millwall’s victory and extend their unbeaten run […]

Neil Harris will send out a much-changed Cardiff City side to face Reading tonight, but insists he still values the FA Cup. On a night when Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp have left their kids at home to take on Shrewsbury in their fourth round replay, Bluebirds boss Harris is also planning to rest a number of players. Harris is in the middle of a spell of four matches in 12 days as the Royals return to Cardiff where they drew 1-1 last Friday.

Reading’s Welsh manager Mark Bowen claimed clubs are powerless to prevent anti-social behaviour from individual fans after an away supporter was ejected for making an offensive gesture during his team’s 1-1 draw at Cardiff City. The second instalment of Cardiff and Reading’s winter trilogy echoed their bad-spirited encounter of six days before with a draw and constant taunts between rival Welsh and English fans. Yakou Meite’s opener for Reading was cancelled out by Callum Paterson, but once again it was the spiteful atmosphere between rival fans that captured much attention.

Brad Smith, Cardiff City’s first signing of this transfer window, achieved a major first when joined American club Seattle Sounders on loan from AFC Bournemouth. The man from Penrith, New South Wales won the Major League Soccer Cup with Sounders – and now he is on a mission to enjoy new success in South Wales. […]