" CARDIFF CITY KEEP SAME TEAM & YOUNGSTER/PLUS "

" CARDIFF CITY KEEP SAME TEAM & YOUNGSTER /PLUS "

Mark Harris is on the subs bench

Plus Joe Bennett back as sub

McGregor, Connolly, Morrison, Bamba, Richards, Halford, Ralls, Gunnarsson, K Harris, Noone, Zohore

Subs: Murphy, Bennett, John, Whittingham, M Harris, Hoilett, Healey


It’s the first time Neil Warnock has named an unchanged Cardiff team since November when he picked the same side to start against both Huddersfield and Aston Villa.

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Same team and I sense that Mark Harris might get a appearance in the second half.

Changes

Derby: Carson, Baird, Keogh (C), Pearce, Olsson; de Sart, Hughes, Butterfield; Ince, Anya, Bent.

Three changes for Derby, including Bradley Johnson dropped after an incident where he threw his shirt down after being subbed against Bristol City, for which McClaren says he has apologised.

It is Tom Ince’s 100th Derby appearance.

300 fans so far have made the trip


Vince Alm
300 fans and they have drug sniffer dogs and pyrotechnics sniffing dogs

Same team and I sense that Mark Harris might get a appearance in the second half.

I doubt it with Hoilett on the bench but you never know!

Same team and I sense that Mark Harris might get a appearance in the second half.

I doubt it with Hoilett on the bench but you never know!

You can put 3 on these days the old days of just 1 is long gone.

Cardiff have not achieved back-to-back away wins since January 2016 when they beat Wolves and Huddersfield on the road, with a home draw with Rotherham in the middle.

Same team and I sense that Mark Harris might get a appearance in the second half.

I doubt it with Hoilett on the bench but you never know!

You can put 3 on these days the old days of just 1 is long gone.

Really?
We'll see.

By Reporter Chris Wathan

“Not surprising that Warnock has kept faith with the same XI that performed so well at Leeds, though it will be interesting as to whether they can maintain their levels, especially against another side likely to dominate possession.

Warnock had admitted he was ready to drop Kadeem Harris at Leeds only for Junior Hoilett to fall ill the night before the game, so it says much about how the winger played that he’s kept his place in the team. Expect Halford to sit in front of that back four again which does allow Gunnarsson drive and energy to inject a little more adventure into the midfield when the Bluebirds do get a chance to break. The big news for Derby is Bradley Johnson’s omission while Will Hughes will be one to keep an eye on; a talented player who can open up teams if given the chance but has only passed a fitness test. Halford may well be instructed to keep tight.


“The size of the task is shown in the Derby bench - Johnson, Cyrus Christie, Johnny Russell, and David Nugent are all players who could make an attacking impact of one sort or another.”

By Reporter Chris Wathan

“Not surprising that Warnock has kept faith with the same XI that performed so well at Leeds, though it will be interesting as to whether they can maintain their levels, especially against another side likely to dominate possession.

Warnock had admitted he was ready to drop Kadeem Harris at Leeds only for Junior Hoilett to fall ill the night before the game, so it says much about how the winger played that he’s kept his place in the team. Expect Halford to sit in front of that back four again which does allow Gunnarsson drive and energy to inject a little more adventure into the midfield when the Bluebirds do get a chance to break. The big news for Derby is Bradley Johnson’s omission while Will Hughes will be one to keep an eye on; a talented player who can open up teams if given the chance but has only passed a fitness test. Halford may well be instructed to keep tight.


“The size of the task is shown in the Derby bench - Johnson, Cyrus Christie, Johnny Russell, and David Nugent are all players who could make an attacking impact of one sort or another.”

I questioned the line up Saturday, his time I will trust in Warnock. Tough game and almost a bonus game but not unbeatable, Harris was excellent Saturday.

By Reporter Chris Wathan

“Not surprising that Warnock has kept faith with the same XI that performed so well at Leeds, though it will be interesting as to whether they can maintain their levels, especially against another side likely to dominate possession.

Warnock had admitted he was ready to drop Kadeem Harris at Leeds only for Junior Hoilett to fall ill the night before the game, so it says much about how the winger played that he’s kept his place in the team. Expect Halford to sit in front of that back four again which does allow Gunnarsson drive and energy to inject a little more adventure into the midfield when the Bluebirds do get a chance to break. The big news for Derby is Bradley Johnson’s omission while Will Hughes will be one to keep an eye on; a talented player who can open up teams if given the chance but has only passed a fitness test. Halford may well be instructed to keep tight.


“The size of the task is shown in the Derby bench - Johnson, Cyrus Christie, Johnny Russell, and David Nugent are all players who could make an attacking impact of one sort or another.”

I questioned the line up Saturday, his time I will trust in Warnock. Tough game and almost a bonus game but not unbeatable, Harris was excellent Saturday.

With you on this Gareth, tough game tonight,but beatable and anything from tonight is a bonus

Where is Lambert?

Where is Lambert?

Jimbo, Our Committee should know,they pay him £25,000 for nothing

Morrison cost us first goal, given Derby the corner that they scored from.

Connolly was the man who let Bent slip for the second goal, but Morrison had gone walkabout.

Derby 2-1 Cardiff

Cardiff are back in it four minutes before half time as Kadeem Harris lashes home after good work from Craig Noone.

Game on!