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Cardiff City ran out 5-1 winners over Northampton Town this afternoon. Rubin and Joel Colwill celebrating. Player Ratings: Harry Tyrer (8) - Made a few sharp stops early on. Commanded his area very well. Distribution was quick and impressive, also. A very good debut. Ronan Kpakio (7.5) - Carried on his impressive performance from midweek. Carried the ball forward well and tenacious out of possession. Will Fish (8) - Passing was really impressive, with some real good diagonal

Cardiff City close their home campaign against already relegated Northampton Town. Cardiff City Head Coach Brian Barry-Murphy. The Opposition: Northampton were the first side to be relegated to League Two next season a few weeks ago, summarising just how poor The Cobblers' season has been. Colin Calderwood is current interim manager. Calderwood typically favors a disciplined, organized defensive structure, often setting his teams up in a compact shape that prioritizes shape r

Cardiff City returned from the international break with a 3-1 win over Northampton Town. Joel Colwill celebrating. City took a swift lead as Joel Colwill opened his league account for Cardiff. Ronan Kpakio drove forward, and found Colwill on the edge of the box, with the midfielder picking out the far corner. The game saw very few chances, until Ethan Wheatley tied things for the hosts. Wheatley got the better of Will Fish, before firing his effort past Nathan Trott who got a

Cardiff City are back in league action as they travel to Sixfields to face Kevin Nolan's Northampton Town. Ryan Wintle in action. The Opposition: Northampton were largely inconsistent during the 24/25 season, leading to The Cobblers languishing closer to the bottom of the table, finishing 19th. In Kevin Nolan's first summer in charge, Northampton were active. Adding Kyle Edwards from Stevenage, Tyrese Fornah from Derby County, Dean Campbell from Barrow, Elliot List from Steve