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BRIAN’S TARGET IS FIRST VICTORY

CARDIFF City take their unbeaten record to Loftus Road to face QPR on Tuesday with boss Brian Barry-Murphy pleased to have seen his side score five goals in their three games to date back in the Championship.
However, he is keen to get that first win after the latest draw against Sheffield United.
“The players are disappointed not to win, but they gave absolutely everything. It’s a game we could have, and should have won,” said Barry-Murphy.
“I think it’s fair to say we’ve shown we are capable of coping with the step up to the Championship. We kn...

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