From the Leicester official site.....

Under the stewardship of Dave Jones, Cardiff have emerged as one of the strongest sides in the Championship. Last season they missed out on the playoffs on the last day of the season and are in the promotion race again this time round, sitting a point and two places above the Foxes.

In the FA Cup Cardiff needed a replay to see off Bristol City in the Third Round. After a 1-1 draw at Ashton Gate, a Bradley Orr own goal gave Cardiff the victory and a place in the Fourth Round.

Other than the midweek victory, Cardiff have been in indifferent form of late winning only one of their last six games in all competitions. This includes letting a four goal advantage slip at bottom of the table Peterborough.

Despite this Cardiff are a team to fear going forward with the likes of Peter Whittingham, Chris Burke and the prolific Michael Chopra in their ranks.

Overall (all competitions)

City Wins: 19
Draws: 11
Cardiff Wins: 18

Last 3 Matches (all competitions)

01.03.2008 - Cardiff City 0-1 LCFC
Goal Scorer(s): Purse OG
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 13,355

26.11.2007 - LCFC 0-0 Cardiff City
Goal Scorers:-
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 27,246

23.09.1986 - Cardiff City 3-2 LCFC
Goal Scorers: Chopra x3/Kisnorbo, Hammond
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 12,057

Last Time Around
Cardiff City 0 - 1 Leicester City
Coca-Cola Championship
1st March 2008
Attendance 26,171

The last time Leicester City played Cardiff City was nearly two years ago at the Bluebirds' old stadium Ninian Park.

The game was settled by an own goal from Cardiff defender Darren Purse midway through the first half. Despite the narrow margin of victory Ian Holloway's could easily have gone away from South Wales with more goals.

Bluebirds' goalkeeper Peter Enckelman was in excellent form right from kick off making excellent saves to deny DJ Campbell and Steve Howard within the first ten minutes.

Howard went close again, heading wide from a Clemence cross, before Purse deflected the ball past Enckelman to give Leicester the advantage.

After the break Howard and Clemence both went close, whilst at the other end the Foxes defence and in particular Patrick Kisnorbo held firm to keep a clean sheet.

Under the stewardship of Dave Jones, Cardiff have emerged as one of the strongest sides in the Championship. Last season they missed out on the playoffs on the last day of the season and are in the promotion race again this time round, sitting a point and two places above the Foxes.

In the FA Cup Cardiff needed a replay to see off Bristol City in the Third Round. After a 1-1 draw at Ashton Gate, a Bradley Orr own goal gave Cardiff the victory and a place in the Fourth Round.

Other than the midweek victory, Cardiff have been in indifferent form of late winning only one of their last six games in all competitions. This includes letting a four goal advantage slip at bottom of the table Peterborough.

Despite this Cardiff are a team to fear going forward with the likes of Peter Whittingham, Chris Burke and the prolific Michael Chopra in their ranks.

Overall (all competitions)

City Wins: 19
Draws: 11
Cardiff Wins: 18

Last 3 Matches (all competitions)

01.03.2008 - Cardiff City 0-1 LCFC
Goal Scorer(s): Purse OG
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 13,355

26.11.2007 - LCFC 0-0 Cardiff City
Goal Scorers:-
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 27,246

23.09.1986 - Cardiff City 3-2 LCFC
Goal Scorers: Chopra x3/Kisnorbo, Hammond
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 12,057

Last Time Around
Cardiff City 0 - 1 Leicester City
Coca-Cola Championship
1st March 2008
Attendance 26,171

The last time Leicester City played Cardiff City was nearly two years ago at the Bluebirds' old stadium Ninian Park.

The game was settled by an own goal from Cardiff defender Darren Purse midway through the first half. Despite the narrow margin of victory Ian Holloway's could easily have gone away from South Wales with more goals.

Bluebirds' goalkeeper Peter Enckelman was in excellent form right from kick off making excellent saves to deny DJ Campbell and Steve Howard within the first ten minutes.

Howard went close again, heading wide from a Clemence cross, before Purse deflected the ball past Enckelman to give Leicester the advantage.

After the break Howard and Clemence both went close, whilst at the other end the Foxes defence and in particular Patrick Kisnorbo held firm to keep a clean sheet.

f**k me, chops is doing well for his age.

and people criticise him for bnot scoring for a couple of games

hes knackared for games. probably up half the night pissing the bed.

01.03.2008 - Cardiff City 0-1 LCFC
Goal Scorer(s): Purse OG
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 13,355

26.11.2007 - LCFC 0-0 Cardiff City
Goal Scorers:-
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 27,246

23.09.1986 - Cardiff City 3-2 LCFC
Goal Scorers: Chopra x3/Kisnorbo, Hammond
Coca Cola Championship
Attendance: 12,057

Last Time Around
Cardiff City 0 - 1 Leicester City
Coca-Cola Championship
1st March 2008
Attendance 26,171

At which point did the other 12,816 sneak into Ninian? Or was Peter counting the gate....................