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UNDERDOGS CARDIFF PLAN TO SHOW BITE

By Tom Blackett

POSITIVE: Cardiff boss Mark Hudson

AFTER all the thrills and spills yesterday, there’s bundles more FA Cup action to look forward to today – and Cardiff will be eager to pull off a surprise against top-flight Leeds.
The Bluebirds haven’t hit the heights in the Championship this term – they lie 20th, just two points above the drop zone – but they can go for broke against Jesse Marsch’s outfit.
A sickness bug hasn’t helped preparations but Cardiff boss Mark Hudson is relishing the chance for his side to pit their wits...

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