MIDDLESBROUGH V CARDIFF CITYChampionship
Tuesday 20th January, 17.45
Cardiff City Stadium
Cardiff City: Moore, Brayford, Connolly, Morrison, Turner (c), Whittingham, Gunnarsson, Adeyemi, Noone, Harris, Revell.
Subs: Wilson, Fabio, John, Ralls, Macheda, Jones, Le Fondre.
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Likely Line-ups
Middlesbrough (4-2-3-1): Konstantopoulos; Kalas, Ayala, Gibson, Friend; Clayton, Leadbitter; Adomah, Tomlin, Reach; Bamford.
Cardiff (4-4-2): Moore; Brayford, Connolly, Turner, John; Adeyemi, Gunnarsson, Whittingham, Noone; Harris, Jones.
Updated Daily
' CARDIFF CITY '
The good news for the Bluebirds is that top-scorer Kenwyne Jones has trained following his hip problem and will travel. The bad news is that full-back Scott Malone is rated doubtful with an ankle problem picked up at Norwich. Winger Anthony Pilkington will not be ready until at least next month with his hamstring injury.
' BORO '
Right-back Ryan Fredericks remains out with his thigh problem for a couple more weeks at least. Defender Damia Abella is a long way off with his cruciate while Rhys Williams will miss the rest of the season too with injury.
Latest NewsPay on the night
City to play in Blue again
City will want to bounce back from their defeat against Norwich when they hit the road and face Middlesbrough on Tuesday night.
Middlesbrough extended their unbeaten home run to 10 games courtesy of a Lee Tomlin brace when they beat Huddersfield 2-0 on Saturday.
Possible LineupsCardiff City33 Moore S
2 Brayford
36 Morrison
6 Turner B
4 Malone
18 Adeyemi
17 Gunnarsson
7 Whittingham
11 Noone
9 Jones
10 Le Fondre
Middlesbrough13 Konstantopoulos
26 Kalas
6 Gibson
4 Ayala
3 Friend
27 Adomah
7 Leadbitter
18 Whitehead
20 Reach
21 Vossen
23 Bamford
PreviewForm - Last 5 GamesCardiffCardiff City 2 - 4 Watford 28/12/2014
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Cardiff City 2 - 3 Brentford 20/12/2014
Bournemouth 5 - 3 Cardiff City 13/12/2014
Cardiff City 0 - 0 Rotherham United 06/12/2014
MiddlesbroughSat 20/12/14 CHA Ipswich Town 2 - 0 Middlesbrough
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Sun 28/12/14 CHA Blackburn Rovers 0 - 0 Middlesbrough
Sat 03/01/15 FAC Barnsley 0 - 2 Middlesbrough
Sat 10/01/15 CHA Reading 0 - 0 Middlesbrough
The StatsCardiffMiddlesbroughLast 5 meetings17 Dec 2011 Cardiff City v Middlesbrough L 2-3 League Championship
07 Apr 2012 Middlesbrough v Cardiff City W 0-2 League Championship
17 Nov 2012 Cardiff City v Middlesbrough W 1-0 League Championship
02 Mar 2013 Middlesbrough v Cardiff City L 2-1 League Championship
16 Sep 2014 Cardiff City v Middlesbrough L 0-1 League Championship
Match OddsClick here for full oddsCardiff 7/2
Draw 5/2
Middlesbrough 8/13
Riverside StadiumKey facts
Club: Middlesbrough FC | Opening: 1995 | Capacity: 34,988 seats
History and descriptionThe Riverside Stadium was the first modern English stadium to be constructed after the Taylor Report. It replaced the old Ayresome Park, which, being hemmed in by terraced housing, lacked the possibilities for expansion.
The Riverside Stadium officially opened on the 26th of August 1995 with a match between Middlesbrough and Chelsea (2-0).
In 1998, the stadium got expanded with an additional 5,000 seats. Middlesbrough already has planning permission for a further extension of 7,000 seats, but will wait until demand justifies such increase.
In 2005, the club erected the old Ayresome Park gates in front of the Riverside Stadium as a reference to the club’s past.
TicketsTickets on sale:
http://www.eticketing.co.uk/cardiffcity0845 345 1400
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