A slight formation tweak
By Glenn Williams
When Kieffer Moore signed for Cardiff City, many wondered whether he was brought in to play alongside Robert Glatzel in a 4-4-2.
Last season, of course, Neil Harris adopted a 4-2-3-1 for the most part, with Glatzel, Callum Paterson or Danny Ward filling that sole striker berth.
What we have seen from the two friendly matches so far, however, is that Harris appears to be trialling a 4-4-2 system, with Mark Harris playing alongside Moore in the first match with Newport and Glatzel in the Rovers clash.
With Lee Tomlin a doubt for the start of the season, this could well be a pointer towards Harris' thinking over what formation he could play in the Carabao Cup clash with Northampton this weekend or the league opener against Sheffield Wednesday the week after.
It was Harris' preferred option, for the most part, while manager at Millwall and we might well see that implemented now with City.
Glatzel and Moore have both been excellent so far, both having found the back of the net twice, and the prospect of those two starting up front together is a really exciting one.
Whether that is the case come match-day, however, remains to be seen.
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