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DEADLY KIEFFER’S HEADING FOR TOP

McCarthy thrilled by front man

By Andy Hunter

CARDIFF C 3
Moore 31, 38, Murphy 46

COVENTRY C 1
Hyam 81

STAR MAN

OORE Cardiff

DUCKING FOR COVER: Cardiff’s Kieffer Moore, centre, battles for the ball with Coventry’s Leo Ostigard, right
PICTURE: PA Images

MICK McCarthy hailed the development of striker Kieffer Moore after he inspired Cardiff to victory over Coventry.
Former Ipswich boss McCarthy signed the 6ft 5in forward for just £20,000 four years ago but has watched him develop into one of the Championship’s most prolific scorers.
Moore made it fi...

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