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Cardiff City retained their place at the top of League One with a 2-1 win over Stevenage. Yousef Salech and Chris Willock embracing. Player Ratings: Nathan Trott (6) - Beaten by an excellent finish that he can't do much about. Some nice pieces with the ball. Perry Ng (6.5) - Defensively made easy work of Lubala, had plenty of the ball in the final third with mixed results. Did well enough. Allows Patterson too much room for the goal. Will Fish (7) - Had a handful of shaky mom

Cardiff City remain in the Welsh Capital as they host Alex Revell's Stevenage. Joel Bagan pre-match. The Opposition: Stevenage have been one of the surprise packages in League One this season. Despite little being made of Boro before the start of the season, Alex Revell has his side sitting firmly in the automatic promotion mix ahead of 2026. Revell puts emphasis on high-energy pressing, quick transitions, and vertical attacking play, aiming to win the ball early and attack a

Cardiff City secured a vital 1-0 win on the road against Stevenage. Calum Chambers celebrating. Cardiff put on most of the pressure during the evening and had two good chances in the first half. Perry Ng found himself in space in behind but dragged his effort wide from inside the box. Yousef Salech should've opened the scoring, but his header from close range failed to hit the target. Joel Colwill hit the woodwork on the hour mark. Joel Bagan found the midfielder who's effort

Cardiff City are back on the road with a top of the table clash against Alex Revell's Stevenage. Alex Robertson in action. The Opposition: Stevenage were inconsistent for the majority of the 24/25 season, leading to a 14th placed finish. The Boro recruited Jordan Hughton from Plymouth Argyle, Filip Marschall from Aston Villa, Bez Lubala from Wycombe Wanderers, Phoenix Patterson from Fleetwood Town, Saxon Earley from Plymouth Argyle, Jovan Malcolm from Gateshead, Chem Campbell