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Cardiff are now 10 games without a win in all competitions after a 5-2 loss at Elland Road to Leeds United in their FA Cup third-round replay on Wednesday night, with goals from Wilfried Gnonto, Rodrigoand Patrick Bamford putting the game beyond the visiting Bluebirds by the time Callum Robinson popped up with a late brace to reduce the deficit.
Dean Whitehead was in temporary charge of Cardiff in Yorkshire after Mark Hudson was sacked following the 1-1 draw with bottom-side Wigan Athletic last weekend,
and it seems the 40-year-old will take the reins once again as the Cardiff hierarchy search for a manager capable of keeping the club in the Championship.
The likes of Valerien Ismael and Neil Warnock are amongst the favourites to succeed Hudson in South Wales, but any managerial arrival is unlikely to be in motion before Saturday afternoon, meaning it is down to those already at the club to earn a much-needed result.
Despite losing just one of their six Championship matches since returning from the World Cup break, the five draws that accompany that defeat at Blackburn Rovers have ultimately cost Hudson his job and leave Cardiff 21st in the Championship, just three points above Huddersfield Town who sit in the relegation zone.
Cardiff’s last success on home soil was way back in October, when Jaden Philogene–Bidace came off the bench to score the decisive goal against fellow strugglers Rotherham United – the 20-year-old should be amongst the starters at the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Cardiff are now 10 games without a win in all competitions after a 5-2 loss at Elland Road to Leeds United in their FA Cup third-round replay on Wednesday night,
with goals from Wilfried Gnonto, Rodrigoand Patrick Bamford putting the game beyond the visiting Bluebirds by the time Callum Robinson popped up with a late brace to reduce the deficit.
Dean Whitehead was in temporary charge of Cardiff in Yorkshire after Mark Hudson was sacked following the 1-1 draw with bottom-side Wigan Athletic last weekend, and it seems the 40-year-old will take the reins once again as the Cardiff hierarchy search for a manager capable of keeping the club in the Championship.
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The likes of Valerien Ismael and Neil Warnock are amongst the favourites to succeed Hudson in South Wales, but any managerial arrival is unlikely to be in motion before Saturday afternoon, meaning it is down to those already at the club to earn a much-needed result.
Despite losing just one of their six Championship matches since returning from the World Cup break, the five draws that accompany that defeat at Blackburn Rovers have ultimately cost Hudson his job and leave Cardiff 21st in the Championship, just three points above Huddersfield Town who sit in the relegation zone.
Cardiff’s last success on home soil was way back in October, when Jaden Philogene–Bidace came off the bench to score the decisive goal against fellow strugglers Rotherham United – the 20-year-old should be amongst the starters at the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
