Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna says:

Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna:

"That's football. We did really well in the second half to take control of the game, get the goal and put ourselves in a commanding position after 90 minutes.

"If the game finishes there we'd be talking about a really strong away performance, but it doesn't end there and in the last 10 minutes we didn't do what we needed to do.

"So it means we're on the wrong of a really disappointing finish but we've been on the other side plenty of times this season. Over the course of a season you're going to taste both sides of it. Today it went against us, but we'll be learn from that feeling today and we'll be stronger for it."

Ipswich manager Kieran McKenna:

"That's football. We did really well in the second half to take control of the game, get the goal and put ourselves in a commanding position after 90 minutes.

"If the game finishes there we'd be talking about a really strong away performance, but it doesn't end there and in the last 10 minutes we didn't do what we needed to do.

"So it means we're on the wrong of a really disappointing finish but we've been on the other side plenty of times this season. Over the course of a season you're going to taste both sides of it. Today it went against us, but we'll be learn from that feeling today and we'll be stronger for it."

Very honest assessment.....Nice championship football team, max'd what they got, lots of long balls (dealt with amazingly by Phillips and Goutas) with few superstars.
McKenna certainly has created a team greater than the sum of their parts

No you wouldn't an honest assessment was Cardiff were the much better team in the first half Ipswich improved in the second half.cardiff twice landed the sucker punch and one the game

Ipswich capitalised on the lull in midfield after Goutas and Moore clashed heads, apart from that Cardiff had the better chances