Cardiff City 3-2 Blackpool

Eoin Doyle's two penalties doubled his tally to four for Cardiff City since signing from Chesterfield in January 2015

Relegated Blackpool will finish 2014-15 without an away win after going down 3-2 at Cardiff City.

Joe Mason's low finish put mid-table Cardiff ahead, before Eoin Doyle doubled their lead from the penalty spot.

Former Swansea City player Andrea Orlandi's long-range effort gave Blackpool hope.

But Doyle added his second from the spot to secure the points before Peter Clarke scored a late consolation goal.

The result means bottom side Blackpool have failed to win any of their 25 away games in all competitions this season, losing 18.

Victory for Russell Slade's side, meanwhile, was only their third at the Cardiff City Stadium in 14 league matches.

The Bluebirds, who are now 13th in the table, were ahead within 19 minutes.

Doyle's pass fell to Mason, who hit a low shot into the bottom corner of the Blackpool goal.

Blackpool's Gary Madine headed Charles Dunne's cross wide of the Cardiff goal as Lee Clarke's side tried to retaliate.

Fabio Da Silva's miss-hit cross from out wide struck Blackpool's bar before Doyle doubled Cardiff's lead, slotting home a penalty after Henry Cameron brought Aron Gunnarsson down in the box.

Cardiff looked comfortable with their 2-0 lead at half-time, but just minutes after the break Orlandi curled the ball into the bottom corner from outside the box.

Clarke's goal-bound volley was blocked by Cardiff centre-half Sean Morrison as Blackpool pushed forward.

But that momentum was interrupted when referee Steve Martin pointed to the spot 15 minutes from time after Blackpool's Miles Addison was deemed to have fouled Mason.

Doyle sent Tangerines goalkeeper Elliot Parish the wrong way to make it 3-1.

Clarke met Jamie O'Hara's cross to score from close range in time added on, but his goal proved to be nothing more than a consolation strike.

Cardiff manager Russell Slade on a section of fans calling for him to be sacked:

"It doesn't hurt, I think today maybe showed a lack of understanding. It has been a disappointing season so I do understand that, but going forward we have a lot of work to do.

"I think a lot of it is down to the frustration of the season more than today."

Blackpool manager Lee Clark:

"The lads had a go second half but it was not to be. They are trying their best but the table does not lie and our season does not lie when we have gone the whole year without winning an away game."