Coca Cola Championship 2009-10

August
  8 Scunthorpe        (H)
15 Blackpool           (A)
18 Plymouth          (A)
22 Bristol City        (H)
29 Doncaster         (A)
September
12 Newcastle        (H)
15 Reading             (A)
19 QPR                 (H)
26 Sheff Wed         (A)
29 Derby               (H)
October
  3 Watford             (A)
17 Crystal Palace    (H)
20 Coventry            (H)
24 Sheff Utd           (A)
31 Nottm Forest      (H)
November
  7 Swansea             (A)
21 Barnsley            (A)
28 Ipswich             (H)
December
  5 Preston             (H)
  8 West Brom           (A)
12 Middlesbrough     (A)
19 Leicester           (H)
26 Plymouth            (H)
28 Peterborough      (A)
January
  9 Blackpool           (H)
16 Scunthorpe          (A)
26 Bristol City        (A)
30 Doncaster           (H)
February
  6 Newcastle           (A)
  9 Peterborough      (H)
13 Ipswich             (A)
16 West Brom           (H)
20 Barnsley            (H)
27 Preston             (A)
March
  6 Middlesbrough    (H)
13 Leicester           (A)
16 Coventry            (A)
20 Watford             (H)
23 Sheff Utd           (H)
27 Crystal Palace      (A)
April
  3 Swansea            (H)
  5 Nottm Forest      (A)
10 Reading             (H)
17 QPR                 (A)
24 Sheff Wed         (H)
May
  2 Derby               (A)

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	Cardiff City FC Sloper Rd Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF11 8SX Tel: 029 2022 1001 Location

Brief History

Cardiff City Football Club were founded in 1899 and are the only non-English side to have won any of the three major English competitions. They won the FA Cup in 1927 , during a decade when they were one of the strongest sides in the English league, finishing runners-up in 1923-24 and also losing 1-0 to Sheffield United in the FA Cup Final of 1925 . They have also been regular winners of the Welsh Cup , and as the winner of the Cup in 1966-67 gained entry to the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup , reaching the semifinals in 1967-68 .

Club Stats.

Manager - Dave Jones