Sat Sep 28, 2019 12:37 pm
Hull City have a sketchy home record this season — one win, two defeats and a draw — and have shipped five goals in their last two outings at the KCOM Stadium.
Cardiff will naturally be wary of the great threat the Tigers pose on the attack, with Jarrod Bowen and Kamil Grosicki always ready to pounce.
They have seven goals between them this season, just two fewer than Cardiff have netted altogether, and will represent arguably the toughest test of the season for Sean Morrison, Aden Flint and Co.
But maybe throwing a little caution to the wind could provide the catalyst to really kick-start this campaign.
Gavin Whyte and Josh Murphy played superbly last weekend, while Robert Glatzel is likely to return to the starting lineup after bagging his first goal in his last outing. Both Nathaniel Mendez-Laing and Lee Tomlin are both fully fit and available for selection, too.
Leandro Bacuna has bossed the midfield the last few weeks and has also broken away with pace, Ralls is still popping up in dangerous areas and Joe Bennett was back to his overlapping best against Boro.