please log in to view this image V please log in to view this image Can Bristol City grab a much-needed third win of the season when they meet Cardiff tonight? please log in to view this image BRISTOL City will go in search of their third win of the season this evening when they visit Cardiff City in the Sky Bet Championship (KO 7:45pm). The Robins return to the Welsh capital for the first time since March 2013 when they play in front of the Sky Sports cameras in this Severnside derby clash. Steve Cotterill's side last played in a 2-1 defeat away at Brighton, so how do you think they will fare tonight? * Cotts Facts - http://www.bcfc.co.uk/news/article/cotterill-praises-slades-work-2760183.aspx * Bristol City Facts - http://www.bcfc.co.uk/news/article/preview-cardiff-city-away-2759330.aspx * BBC Facts - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34568507 * Sky Facts - http://www.skysports.com/football/cardiff-vs-bristol-c/preview/339678 * Analysis - http://www.kickoff.co.uk/matches/cardiff-city-vs-bristol-city-26-10-2015/both-teams-to-score/ * Officials - http://www.bristolcity.vitalfootball.co.uk/sitepage.asp?a=419163 * Table - http://www.skysports.com/football/competitions/championship/table * Welsh Press - http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/bristol-city-fans-boycott-cardiff-10330589 please log in to view this image
For those not going or have no sky sports http://cricfree.sx/football-live-stream or http://www.thefeed2all.eu/type/football.html
please log in to view this image please log in to view this image Bristol City FC@bcfctweets 30 mins30 minutes ago PIC: Luke Ayling heads narrowly wide for #BristolCity. (@jmpuk_sport)
Bristol City FC @bcfctweets 32 mins32 minutes ago PIC: Jonathan Kodjia's header is well saved by Marshall on the stroke of half-time please log in to view this image
Bristol City FC @bcfctweets 1 hr1 hour ago PIC: Luke Freeman flicks it past Aron Gunnarsson. (@jmpuk_sport) please log in to view this image
Bristol City FC @bcfctweets 9 mins9 minutes ago It's ended all square here at the Cardiff City Stadium. please log in to view this image
Top performance (3-5-2 worked well!) Deserved to win Cotts and the team came across well on the telly
Spot-on MTG - I have posted elsewhere (and on the Cardiff forum) about us seeming to bring the best out of opposition goalkeepers. How many times have we played well and piled pressure on, only to miss out on the points? Is it a weakness in our efforts on goal, or do keepers really, by some fluke of chance or act of God, simply have their game of the season when facing us? (Ok, Marshall is quality anyway, so that doesn't apply to him) Had Ameobi's late effort gone in (and it should have done to be honest - even I could have scored that) we would have been talking about a DEFEAT, with the 'Cotts out' brigade in full voice and the Sky pundits saying how unlucky we were. Lets face it; we nearly LOST. I'm not trying to spread doom and gloom, but on another day, Ameobi would have buried that and we would be left scratching our heads and crying over yet another 'injustice' after winning all the other game stats but the one that matters.
