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trio excels as under-21s defeat Robins in a derby victory
Against Bristol City this afternoon in a mini-Severnside derby, Cardiff City U21s won handily, 3-0.
In the Professional Development League 2 match, the young Bluebirds, who have had a dismal start to the season, secured a crucial three points thanks to goals and assists from James Crole, Joel Colwill, and Cian Ashford.
The brilliantly executed goal by Darren Purse’s team gave the Bluebirds the lead. Ashford created a wonderful pullback to Crole as he worked the ball down the right-hand side. Crole then pushed his way into the right area and finished the opportunity from close range.
And City took advantage of a sloppy mistake by Robins to increase their lead in the first half. Crole was quick to notice an incorrect pass and slid by Colwill. He drove into the box and fought off two markers with his muscle and dribbling ability before slipping past the goalkeeper of the visiting team.
Subsequently, Ashford, the one who set up the first goal, added another with a composed goal. Ashford was sent through by Colwill, who then turned the goalkeeper and finished expertly from a close range. It demonstrates how much the three goal scorers controlled the game because they all also contributed assists.Ashford, the man who had set up the first goal, then added another with a calm finish. Colwill passed Ashford through, who skillfully turned the goalkeeper and finished close to the goal. The fact that all three of the goal scorers also provided assists shows how much they controlled the game.As criticism on the Canaries manager mounts, David Wagner will lead Norwich City against Cardiff on Saturday, according to Pink Un. After losing four straight games, Norwich is currently ranked 17th in the Championship table, which has infuriated their supporters. Following their loss to Blackburn Rovers on Sunday, fans booed at Carrow Road.Norwich’s supporters are furious as their team is currently positioned 17th in the Championship table following four straight losses. At Carrow Road, supporters booed after their Sunday loss to Blackburn Rovers.
The fact that Norwich has lost four games in a row and is now 17th in the Championship table has infuriated their fans. When they lost to Blackburn Rovers on Sunday, fans at Carrow Road booed.
Struggles at new club for former Bluebird following “frustration” at Cardiff
Gavin Whyte’s sluggish start at Pompey, according to Portsmouth manager John Mousinho, could be the result of “two or three years” of dissatisfaction at Cardiff City.
Struggles at new club after “frustration” at Cardiff for former Bluebird
Portsmouth manager John Mousinho believes that Gavin Whyte’s slow start at Pompey could be the consequence of “two or three years” of discontent at Cardiff City.
struggles at new club following “frustration” for the former Bluebird at Cardiff
Gavin Whyte’s delayed start at Pompey, according to Portsmouth manager John Mousinho, may be the result of “two or three years” of unhappiness at Cardiff City.
challenges at new club after the former Bluebird’s “frustration” at Cardiff
Portsmouth manager John Mousinho speculates that Gavin Whyte’s delayed start at Pompey could be the result of “two or three years” of dissatisfaction at Cardiff City.
after the former Bluebird’s “frustration” at Cardiff, challenges at new club
Gavin Whyte’s delayed start at Pompey could be the consequence of “two or three years” of discontent at Cardiff City, according to Portsmouth manager John Mousinho.
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