Positive player ratings for Cardiff City, with Diedhiou taking a chance and the top man

Six Ethan Horvath

Not a great bit of work to do. made a clean stop on a shot taken by Delano Burgzorg during the second half. Good overall, a few shaky moments when the ball was at his feet once more.

Perry Ng 8

created a truly remarkable moment by slicing past Terriers defenders and putting Grant in position for an early opportunity. Once more, really solid.

8-Nat Phillips

In the first half, issue Sorba Thomas with a formidable challenge. strong in the air and with the ball. He fits in perfectly.

Dimitrios Goutas (7)

a pillar of stability on this side, similar to Ng. contributed to the defense against the opposition’s set-piece threat.

Wilson-Esbrand, Josh, 6

A mixed one, as he made several deft runs and was seen with a lot of space on the left. However, his final output was a bit off.

Ryan Wintle (the star) 8

An excellent performance by the midfield player. fulfilled all of your expectations for a center midfield player. Played sweetly and took off his socks.

Joe Ralls 7

Ticked play over well in the center, just like Wintle. put his foot down and made it difficult for the guests to construct through the middle.

Josh Bowler (7

made a beautiful first touch to set up Diedhiou’s goal, then sent in a brilliant cross for the striker. dominated Brodie Spencer, his opposite man, the entire evening.

Turnbull, David 7

shown a high level of technical skill in his ball manipulation, maneuvering around obstacles, and making some excellent passes. A successful excursion.

Karlan Grant 7

stung Lee Nicholls’ palms with a nasty low shot right away. As tenacious as ever, he profited from Wilson-Esbrand’s removal of opposition players.

Diedhiou Famara 7

Similar to previous generations of Cardiff strikers, he was initially a reclusive figure. But when Bowler played that cross into him, he had a lot to do and he finished brilliantly to score his first goal for City.

SUBS

Yakou Meite (Diedhiou 69) 7 – Performed admirably, holding play up admirably in the latter stages and winning several high balls.

Rubin Colwill (Turnbull 69) 7 – Generated a single, wild run and effort on goal, which Lee Nicholls superbly stopped.