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Cardiff vs Bristol City has produced a measured Cardiff edge, with Cardiff winning 1–0 on 2 March 2024 and 2–0 on 28 October 2023. Bristol City answered with a 2–0 result on 21 August 2022, while the clubs shared 1–1 draws in October 2024 and February 2025. Those scorelines point toward Cardiff without creating a settled order, leaving the next Championship meeting open to another shift.
Past matches, Cardiff vs Bristol City
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Cardiff
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10M
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16M
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22F
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45M
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31F
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49D
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1G
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2D
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19F
Bristol City Substitutes
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F
7
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F
20
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D
19
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F
21
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M
40
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F
27
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M
31
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M
29
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G
23
Match events
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22'Scott Twine Yellow Card
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35'Ross McCrorie Yellow Card
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36'Sivert Mannsverk Yellow Card
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42'Dimitris Goutas Yellow Card
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46'Y. Hirakawa S. Twine
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46'S. Bell M. Sykes
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57'G. Tanner R. McCrorie
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60'⚽J. Knight Normal Goal (Asst: Y. Hirakawa)
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63'A. Ramsey A. Rinomhota
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71'C. Willock A. El Ghazi
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71'Y. Salech C. Robinson
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72'N. Wells S. Armstrong
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81'C. Ashford S. Mannsverk
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82'G. Earthy A. Mehmeti
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90'⚽Y. Salech Normal Goal (Asst: C. Ashford)
Stats for this game
Matchup Cardiff VS Bristol City
Cardiff’s wins shape the line
Cardiff won 1–0 at Bristol City on 2 March 2024 and 2–0 at home on 28 October 2023. Bristol City answered with a 2–0 home result on 21 August 2022, preventing the comparison from becoming one-directional. The clubs then drew 1–1 at Bristol City on 6 October 2024 and 1–1 at Cardiff on 15 February 2025. These dated Championship scorelines give Cardiff a measured direction, but the level results keep Bristol City within the balance. The draw keeps the clubs close in the Championship conversation.
The next result can alter the emphasis
Cardiff’s away win and home margin are countered by Bristol City’s own decisive score and the shared points. That combination leaves no permanent reading of the matchup. The enduring question is whether Cardiff can reinforce their positive direction, whether Bristol City can restore the balance with another win, or whether the clubs produce another closely shared result.