WATFORD v CARDIFF CITY Vicarage Road Stadium Wednesday 19th April 2023 Kick Off : 1945 BST please log in to view this image At a time when the Hornets sit in 12th place in the table, four points adrift of sixth, Cardiff only remain outside the relegation zone on goal difference. Amid speculation of yet another managerial change at Watford, there was plenty of attention on Chris Wilder at the weekend as he bids to keep his side in the playoff race. The former Sheffield United boss has not had the desired effect at Vicarage Road, yet a timely 2-0 victory over Bristol City has kept the Hornets clinging onto hope of achieving a playoff spot. With a relegation candidate, a direct rival and two clubs will little to play left on their schedule, Wilder will feel that it is not beyond the realm of possibility that they can collect the minimum 10 points from four games to keep their hopes alive. please log in to view this image From Cardiff's perspective, successive defeats to Sunderland and Sheffield United have left them fearing for their second-tier future when it had previously seemed that they were ready to move clear of the drop zone. Sabri Lamouchi recently delivered 13 points during an eight-game spell, but defeats either side of that run means that he has only delivered a point per game during his 13 fixtures in charge. With a match in hand, Cardiff's fate remains in their own hands, yet the likes of Rotherham United, in their rearranged abandoned game, and Huddersfield Town remain on their schedule. That double-header could prove to be pivotal come the end of the season, although Lamouchi knows that a share of the spoils in Hertfordshire, and retaining the best goal difference among their rivals, could go a long way to retaining their Championship status. Team News Not available as yet Our officials Jared Gillett please log in to view this image Gillett has refereed a total of 21 fixtures so far this season, showing 62 yellow cards and two reds. Dan Cook and Simon Long John Busby
Sunderland held to a draw and Millwall lose at home. Two of the teams above us looking for a play off place.
Will be available everywhere on Hive. Do I, don't I? After a day of toil on the soil, unless it is a good game I am likely to fall asleep, and waste my £10.
No idea about the red button I am afraid as I don't have Sky. On Hive yor get Jon Marks and normally Tommy Mooney.
Evening all, I again have given a £10 charitable donation to the club enjoy the game, it is one we should win.
