Lewis wells
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On Saturday Cardiff city travel to Craven Cottage for a succulent Championship clash, Cardiff come in to the fixture with good form after winning 2 of they're opening 4 fixtures, Fulham on the other hand sit rock bottom of the Sky bet championship with zero points, in some ways it could be seen as a must win for the Cottagers and under pressure manager Felix Magath!
Cardiff city come in to the game with an almost entirely fit squad to pick from, as new boy Kiko Macheda fired 2 goals on his debut in Tuesday night's cup clash at Vale Park, but long term injured Craig Noone still watches from the sidelines. This could potentially weaken Cardiff's right flank as he proved to be the stand out player last season scoring and creating goals against a wide array of opponents.
Fulham come in to the game with a full squad but they will be without 12m striker Kostas Mitroglou, you could argue this won't have much of an effect as transfer record signing Ross McCormack fired his first goal for the whites on Tuesday night against newly promoted Brentford at Griffin Park.
From a personal viewpoint Cardiff could make a few changes; Macheda to start up top for Adam le fondre, and John Brayford coming back in as he was missed against Wolves. Fulham on the otherhand are likely to be downbeat after taking a 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Derby last week. Felix Magath will be under pressure to get the side back to some sort of form, but I can't see this being anything but a comfortable away win.
Fulham 0-3 Cardiff.
Cardiff city come in to the game with an almost entirely fit squad to pick from, as new boy Kiko Macheda fired 2 goals on his debut in Tuesday night's cup clash at Vale Park, but long term injured Craig Noone still watches from the sidelines. This could potentially weaken Cardiff's right flank as he proved to be the stand out player last season scoring and creating goals against a wide array of opponents.
Fulham come in to the game with a full squad but they will be without 12m striker Kostas Mitroglou, you could argue this won't have much of an effect as transfer record signing Ross McCormack fired his first goal for the whites on Tuesday night against newly promoted Brentford at Griffin Park.
From a personal viewpoint Cardiff could make a few changes; Macheda to start up top for Adam le fondre, and John Brayford coming back in as he was missed against Wolves. Fulham on the otherhand are likely to be downbeat after taking a 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Derby last week. Felix Magath will be under pressure to get the side back to some sort of form, but I can't see this being anything but a comfortable away win.
Fulham 0-3 Cardiff.
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