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Bluebirds can make it tough for Marsch boys

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The LeaguePaper Team
8 January 2023

Adam Virgo

I DON’T see huge potential for upsets in the remaining FA Cup games, but Cardiff v Leeds is one that sticks out. Cardiff are at home, which makes a huge difference. I saw them lose 1-0 to Blackburn last weekend and - for all their struggles - there is potential there.
The big issue is goals; I just don’t see where they’re going to come from and that’s a big problem in the Championship.

QUALITY: Cardiff’s Callum O’Dowda
From De Zerbi’s viewpoint, likely scenario.

In a one-off game like this, though, you just never know. Players tend to find that extra ten per cent against...

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