Neil Etheridge kicks poorly and Bristol City collect and look to be in on goal, but Josh Brownhill just fails to find the target before the referee's whistle stops him in his tracks as the ball had gone out of play

Cardiff fans howl as Ashley Williams kicks Omar Bogle in the chest just outside the penalty area. The referee waved play on.

Jason Perry
Former Cardiff player on BBC Radio Wales

Cardiff need to find an extra body in midfield, they are getting squeezed out so far.

Cardiff are on the back foot, Bristol City have had a couple of corners and are looking bright.

CHANCE!

Callum O'Dowda crosses and the ball goes right across the penalty area and just evades former Swansea skipper Ashley Williams at the back post

Callum O'Dowda produces the first shot of the match but it's well wide and very tame.

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

He may be the Wales captain, but that does not save Bristol City's Ashley Williams from jeers as he gets a first touch of the ball.

Williams will be cheered on this ground if he plays when Wales face Hungary in the upcoming international break, but has been booed by the home fans this afternoon thanks to his Swansea City connections.

The veteran centre-back is a Swans legend, having starred for the club during their stint in the Premier League.

Very direct from both sides so far, with Junior Hoilett making his presence felt with a couple of early challenges

We are off

Now it is established in football lore that Cardiff City boss Neil Warnock does not get on with Gary Johnson, a former Bristol City manager who just so happens to be the father of current Robins boss Lee Johnson.

Warnock has said that he has "genuine bad blood," with Johnson Sr.

However, the narrative of a family feud has been dampened this week with Lee Johnson saying "unpopular opinion, but I quite like Neil Warnock," at his pre-match press conference, before expressing admiration for Warnock's career.

The feud could be over... although the next 90 minutes might change that!

As has been the case across the EFL and Premier League this weekend, Cardiff City Stadium has just fallen silent for two minutes on Remembrance Sunday.

You could have heard a pin drop.

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The atmosphere is ramping up nicely in the Welsh capital where the only Welsh players, Ashley Williams and Marley Watkins, are representing the Robins....

It has been another dramatic weekend in the Championship.

Michael O'Neill made a winning start as Stoke boss and there was injury time drama at Hillsborough.

Relive the Championship action from yesterday here

Gareth Vincent
BBC Sport Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium

It's a cold one in the Welsh capital, but then Cardiff City have done a good job of warming their fans' hearts on home soil this season.

The Bluebirds are one of only three clubs who are yet to lose a Championship fixture on their own patch in 2019-20, having taken 17 points from seven games to date.

Can they keep that record going today against a Bristol City side who are four points and six places better off than their hosts?

It will not be an easy challenge, for the Robins have lost only once in the league since the opening day of the season.

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Cardiff boss Neil Warnock has not ended on the losing side at home to Bristol City since May 2008 in a Championship play-off semi-final with Crystal Palace. Current Robins boss Lee Johnson featured that day, when they were managed by his father Gary Johnson...

A familiar foe returns to Cardiff City with former Swansea City captain Ashley Williams adding a little extra spice to the Severnside scenario. The Wales centre-back recently signed an extension until the end of the season for the visitors.

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Cardiff City have re-signed defender Armand Traore on a short-term contract, but he doesn't figure today.

Both Radio Wales (FM and DAB in south east Wales) and Radio Bristol will be commentating on the match live from Ashton Gate.

Unfortunately, rights restrictions in the EFL mean that we cannot bring you radio commentary online.

However, if you can't listen because you are out and about on this fine Sunday, fear not, we will have you covered with all the match incidents.

Bristol City boss Lee Johnson has opted to make two changes to the team which began the Robins’ 2-2 draw at Barnsley nine days ago.

Defender Nathan Baker and fit-again midfielder Adam Nagy are recalled with Taylor Moore and Han-Noah Massengo dropping to the bench.

Bristol City: Daniel Bentley, Pedro Lopes Pereira, Ashley Williams, Nathan Baker, Tomas Kalas, Tommy Rowe, Adam Nagy, Josh Brownhill (capt), Marley Watkins, Callum O’Dowda, Andreas Weimann.

Substitutes: Niki Maenpaa, Antoine Semenyo, Nicolas Eliasson, Taylor Moore, Rodri, Han-Noah Massengo, Kasey Palmer.

Cardiff City make two enforced changes to the side that started last weekend’s victory over Birmingham City.

Danny Ward is suspended after being sent off in that game while hat-trick hero Joe Ralls misses out with a groin problem, so Lee Tomlin and Omar Bogle come in.

Cardiff City: Neil Etheridge, Lee Peltier, Aden Flint, Curtis Nelson, Joe Bennett, Marlon Pack (capt), Leandro Bacuna, Lee Tomlin, Junior Hoilett, Nathaniel Mendez-Laing, Omar Bogle.

Substitutes: Alex Smithies, Will Vaulks, Callum Paterson, Gavin Whyte, Sol Bamba, Gary Madine, Cameron Coxe.