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Cardiff City secured a late point thanks to a last-minute stunner from Rubin Colwill. Rubin Colwill celebrating. Player Ratings: Nathan Trott (8) MOTM - Beaten by an excellent finish for Wrexham's goal. Distribution got better as the game went on. Made some real key saves at 1-0 to keep City alive; some impressive ones as well. Perry Ng (5.5) - Just looked slightly off the pace initially, but grew into it. Worked well with Tanner. Defensively shaky at times. Gabriel Osho (5.5

Cardiff City return to league action as they host Phil Parkinson's Wrexham. Alex Robertson in action. The Opposition: In Wrexham's first season back in the second tier, they narrowly missed the play-offs by just two points, registering a 7th-place finish. It's been a quiet summer for the Red Dragons as they've recruited just three new players. Those being Daniel Imray from Crystal Palace, Anthony Patterson from Sunderland, and Ben Whiteman from Preston North End. Parkinson's

Cardiff City have beaten Wrexham 2-1 thanks to goals from Yousef Salech and Will Fish. Yousef Salech celebrating. Yousef Salech gave City the lead after twelve minutes. Omari Kellyman's initial effort was saved, with Callum Burton parrying the ball to Yousef Salech who tapped in from close range. Cian Ashford had a powerful effort tipped onto the bar. Rubin Colwill's long range free-kick struck crossbar. Ronan Kpakio almost doubled City's lead as his header from close range w

Cardiff City travel to The STōK Cae Ras as they face Wrexham in the Round of 16 of the Carabao Cup. Perry Ng pre-match. The Opposition: Wrexham had a successful 24/25 season, as they sealed back-to-back promotions with a second place finish in League One, confirming their return to the Championship. As The Reds have looked to bridge the gap with the rest of the Championship, they have been active in the summer window adding Nathan Broadhead from Ipswich Town, Danny Ward from