Fish challenges Cardiff to take home form on road
Will Fish says Cardiff City must reproduce their strong home performances away from home to improve their position in the Championship. The call follows a 5-1 win over Watford, which showed the team’s attacking potential after a 3-1 home victory over Charlton.
Cardiff are unbeaten at home in the league but have lost four of their five away matches and are yet to keep a clean sheet since promotion. Fish, who recently returned from hernia surgery, says he is still building fitness; he is targeting a first away win at second-placed Middlesbrough after Cardiff conceded a late goal against Watford.
- Fish wants Cardiff to carry their home form onto the road.
- Cardiff have lost four of five away games.
- They face second-placed Middlesbrough next.
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Cardiff City play in the Championship, the second tier of English men’s football. Teams earn points for wins and draws, and their league position affects their chances of promotion or relegation.
Will Fish is a Cardiff defender who has recently returned from surgery. The contrast between Cardiff’s unbeaten home league record and their poor away results is central to their bid to climb the table. A clean sheet means a match in which a team does not concede a goal.