' Team News for Brum & Cardiff '
Fri Oct 13, 2017 7:38 am
' TEAM NEWS '
' Birmingham '
The Blues have received a triple fitness boost ahead of the game, with new manager Steve Cotterill confirming that Che Adams, Jason Lowe and record signing Jota are all available.
Goalkeeper David Stockdale (arm) and full-back Carl Jenkinson (shoulder) will miss out through injury.
' Cardiff City '
Aron Gunnarsson will have a late fitness test while Bruno Manga could miss out after a diarrhoea epidemic struck while his Gabon side played in Morocco over the international break.
Rhys Healey and Kadeem Harris remain sidelined while Warnock has said the game will come too soon for summer signings Lee Camp and Callum Paterson.
' Birmingham '
The Blues have received a triple fitness boost ahead of the game, with new manager Steve Cotterill confirming that Che Adams, Jason Lowe and record signing Jota are all available.
Goalkeeper David Stockdale (arm) and full-back Carl Jenkinson (shoulder) will miss out through injury.
' Cardiff City '
Aron Gunnarsson will have a late fitness test while Bruno Manga could miss out after a diarrhoea epidemic struck while his Gabon side played in Morocco over the international break.
Rhys Healey and Kadeem Harris remain sidelined while Warnock has said the game will come too soon for summer signings Lee Camp and Callum Paterson.
Re: ' Team News for Brum & Cardiff '
Fri Oct 13, 2017 7:42 am
' The Key Men '
Craig Gardner (Birmingham)
The 30-year-old joined the Blues on a permanent deal from West Brom in the summer having spent the latter half of the previous campaign on loan at St Andrew's, and the experienced midfielder will need to help Birmingham's midfield tick against the Bluebirds while creating opportunities for the likes of Lukas Jutkiewicz and Jota.
Craig Bryson (Cardiff City)
The Scot was ineligible to face parent club Derby in the final game before the international break but his energy - as shown in the magnificent 3-1 win against Leeds - will be vital in the centre of the park for the Bluebirds if they're to break down Birmingham's midfield men.
Craig Gardner (Birmingham)
The 30-year-old joined the Blues on a permanent deal from West Brom in the summer having spent the latter half of the previous campaign on loan at St Andrew's, and the experienced midfielder will need to help Birmingham's midfield tick against the Bluebirds while creating opportunities for the likes of Lukas Jutkiewicz and Jota.
Craig Bryson (Cardiff City)
The Scot was ineligible to face parent club Derby in the final game before the international break but his energy - as shown in the magnificent 3-1 win against Leeds - will be vital in the centre of the park for the Bluebirds if they're to break down Birmingham's midfield men.