Cardiff v Bristol City

Last updated : 15 October 2010 By BBC Sport

Bristol City are still without strikers Nicky Maynard (knee) and Sam Vokes (hamstring), but have no new injury worries.

Jamie McAllister suffered a cut to the head from a stray ball at the club's golf day on Wednesday, but can play.

MATCH PREVIEW

Second-placed Cardiff City have taken seven points from their last three matches and have been a bogey side for Bristol City in recent years.

They are unbeaten in seven matches against the Robins, and did the double over them last season, scoring nine goals and conceding none.

Millen relishing 'massive' challenge

Unbeaten at home since February, the Welsh club will be looking to extend that run and inflict more misery on a side that are bottom of the table and without a win in five matches.

The West Country outfit are enduring their worst start to a league season in 28 years. Not since 1982, when they were in the bottom division, have they had only six points after their first 10 games.

MATCH FACTS

Head-to-head

• Bristol City's last victory against Cardiff was in 2007 and their last away win against them was in December 2002, when both clubs were in the third tier.

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• Bristol City have scored a total of 46 goals and conceded 46 in their away matches against Cardiff.

Cardiff

• Including last season, Cardiff have won eight and drawn four of their last 12 home matches.

• This is the 700th game of boss Dave Jones' managerial career.

• A goal for Cardiff would be their 3,000th at home in the league.

• If selected, Peter Whittingham will be making his 200th career start.

• Andy Keogh could make his 250th career appearance, and Gabor Gyepes his 100th for an English club.

Bristol City

• City have conceded the opening goal seven times in league games this season - more than any other team in the division.

• They have used 25 players in Championship games. Only Derby have also fielded as many.

• Marvin Elliott is on the brink of his 300th club career appearance.

• Jamie McAllister could make his 400th start in English and Scottish club football.

Source: BBC Sport

Source: BBC Sport