This afternoon, promotion-chasing Ipswich Town will visit Cardiff City in the Welsh capital.
The Bluebirds have won three straight games and are undefeated in their past four games. But The Tractor Boys are still very much in the running for promotion because of their tendency for scoring goals in the last minutes of games.
All the information you require about the match is provided here.
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When does Cardiff City’s game vs Ipswich Town start?
The Cardiff City Stadium match between Cardiff City and Ipswich Town will begin at 12.30 p.m. on Saturday, March 9.Erol Bulut: “Their squad is strong. They have, I believe, played together under the coach for two years.
They produced some excellent stuff this season. Each player they brought in benefited them a great deal and got established in. This is also a crucial point.
We had the opportunity to win that game by at least one point. In the previous fifteen minutes, Ipswich has won a bunch of games, including one against Bristol City. They were a little silent at first. They begin to awaken at 2-1. The last fifteen to twenty-five minutes saw another game shift. With this, we need to exercise caution.
“We are aware of our expectations. On Saturday, we shall be playing against them after a day’s rest. We need to get better soon so we can get ready for the game on Saturday. Naturally, this will be a challenging game. I’m hoping we can receive what we have anticipated.
Kieran McKenna: “Set plays will undoubtedly be crucial to the outcome of the game.” They have a great hold on them. Cardiff is not far from the play-offs and set plays have probably accounted for 40–50% of their goals.
Over the past several weeks, set pieces have also shown to be rather important for us. Everyone notices the clean goals, such as Conor Chaplin’s header and the excellent delivery he made in the second goal versus Bristol (City) the other night. However, it also concerns the first two phases.
We were really pleased with our second goal against Plymouth. The goal was quite well-worked; we closed down the edge of the box, recycled the ball wide, delivered it into a dangerous area, kept the bodies in the proper location, and recycled it really well for a shot. Most people either saw it as a beautiful strike by Kieffer Moore, or as a touch rough.
“Such narrow margins are used to decide so many championship games. Those margins are frequently set plays.
“You need so many different ways to score goals, at least for us, in order to be successful in this division. We have made an effort to emphasize that.
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