Time to wrap up tonight's live text commentary. You can read BBC Wales Sport's Dafydd Pritchard's analysis of proceedings at the Cardiff City stadium here. 

Thank you for joining me. 

Bristol City manager Steve Cotterill tells Sky Sports: "I thought we were the better team on the night. This goalkeeper David Marshall is the best in the league by a mile. I can't believe he didn't go to a Premier League club before the end of the window - some of the saves he made tonight were top drawer."

Cardiff City goalkeeper David Marshall tells Sky Sports: "We're just disappointed with the way we've played. That's not been us this season - we've dominated a lot of games at home - so to come away with a point we're probably quite lucky tonight."

Let's bring you some full-time stats from the Cardiff City stadium, where extraordinarily the hosts failed to muster a single shot on target. As you can see, Bristol City had their fair share of opportunities to win the game

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Bristol City defender Aden Flint tells Sky Sports: "The football we played at times was great tonight. But credit to Cardiff, they gave us a good game. The gaffer keeps drilling into us that we'll be alright this year - we just need to believe in ourselves."

That point lifts Bristol City up a place to 20th in the Championship with MK Dons slipping below them. Cardiff City remain in eighth and are now three points of the play-off places. 

And that's the last action of the game, Cardiff City will perhaps be the happier of the two sides with Bristol City having 20 attempts on David Marshall's goal. More stats and reaction to come. 

We've got three minutes of injury time in Cardiff. Meanwhile, Anthony Pilkington scuffs a shot at Frank Fielding. 

How has he missed that? How? Sammy Ameobi has a chance to win it at the death for Cardiff City but somehow the unmarked forward side-foots high of Frank Fielding's crossbar from close range. At the other end Jonathan Kodjia blazes just wide of the angle. 

Again so close for Bristol City, first David Marshall saves from Joe Bryan and then from the resulting rebound Elliott Bennett crashes a half-volley against the outside of the post. 

Five minutes to go at the Cardiff City stadium.

Anthony Pilkington comes on for Alex Revell in what will be Cardiff City's last change.  

Cardiff City's Aron Gunnarsson goes down under pressure from Luke Ayling and claims a penalty but referee Craig Pawson is not interested.   

I've done a disservice to David Marshall, who actually tipped Joe Bryan's volley onto the post. Had he not, it would have been 1-0 to Bristol City.

Oh that's so close for Bristol City. Joe Bryan's side-foot volley hits the post and Jonathan Kodjia taps home at the back post but the Frenchman is offside.