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The FA Cup third round replay match between Leeds United and Cardiff City will take place at Elland Road, Leeds. It will be a rematch as the last game ...

[Leeds United vs Cardiff City](/topic/leeds-united-vs-cardiff-city)match will be available to watch live on ESPN+ in the US. The possible starting lineup for Cardiff City is Alnwick; Ng, Kipre, Nelson, O'Dowda; Rinomhota, Wintle; Ojo, Sawyers, Philogene; Davies. The third round replay comes after a 2-2 draw earlier this month between the teams, where the Peacocks scored twice in the second half, which includes a late equalizer.

A double from Wilfried Gnonto in the first half and two more from Patrick Bamford in the second, as well as a well-taken Rodrigo strike, saw Dean Whitehead's ...

But the ball just rolls right by him and he cannot control it. Leeds break, Jack Simpson's tackle foruitously breaks for the hsots and Bamford is played in. Robinson loses the ball in midfield. Robinson stroked it down the middle to hand City a rather flattering scoreline in the end. He nodded home, but there was not so much as a cheer from Cardiff fans after it. Cedric Kipre stepped up to play Patrick Bamford offside, but Sang was lax and played him on by two yards. It was attack versus defence. Cardiff, by some miracle, managed to get a corner just before the half-time whistle blew. Rodrigo rounded Jak Alnwick and coolly slotted home to double the lead. And it was a steep uphill task from minute one, literally. Never has a performance summed up a club's situation than this one from Cardiff City. They were at least treated to two late Callum Robinson consolations, but that will do nothing to paper over the gaping cracks.

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Rodrigo Moreno, Willy Gnonto and Patrick Bamford were all on the scoresheet as Leeds United thrashed Cardiff City 5-2 in their FA Cup third-round replay at ...

Leeds picked up where they left off after the restart and Gnonto fired into the side-netting as he went in pursuit of a hat-trick. Rodrigo cut inside after latching on to Jack Harrison's fine pass to curl home a low finish for his 11th goal of the season in the 34th minute and Gnonto drove home his second of the night following an incisive counter-attack. Gnonto gave Leeds a flying start with a stunning volley inside the opening minute and fired home his second after Rodrigo had struck his 11th goal of the season to put his side 3-0 up before the interval.

Leeds United head coach Jesse Marsch hit out at what he called “the BS” of claims that players were losing faith in his management after a 5-2 FA Cup win ...

“But this report that comes out, the BS that some of the players are against me, is awful. “I know I’ve taken a lot of criticism, in some cases rightfully so, but I’ve felt internally that we’ve been moving ourselves in the right direction,” he said. I know it is and when we’re not getting the points we should be getting, I come into the spotlight.

Two goals each from Gnonto and Bamford in a comfortable 5-2 victory saw Leeds safely into the fourth round of the FA Cup at the expensive of Cardiff.

Suitably spurred Bamford quickly scored again, using the outside of his left foot to elude Alnwick after a lovely one-two with Gelhardt. “We’re very much together,” stressed a manager still to integrate his brand new £35m record signing, the France Under-21s forward Georginio Rutter. Although the Elland Road jury is still out on Marsch he is certainly succeeding in coaxing a tune out of Gnonto. West Yorkshire may be in the midst of a bleak, and bitter, mid-winter but on a night when the outrageously gifted Wilfried Gnonto and a reassuringly sharp Patrick Bamford both scored twice, the That rearguard was soon bisected once more as Gnonto shot his second goal, the ball passing through a defender’s legs before evading Alnwick’s reach. How he could have done without the attacking excellence of Gnonto, Jack Harrison and Rodrigo.

Leeds delivered a 5-2 drumming over Cardiff in the third round fixture with Gnonto, just 19 years old, scoring twice at Elland Road. It was one-way traffic for ...

That was good to see tonight." In 2020, then just 17 years old, he made his debut for Zurich. It was a great start with his first goal," Marsch told ITV. It was another really good performance from him. "He's a really grounded person and I think part of his success is that he's about his work. "He's just a happy guy, he's always just smiling and is one of the kids you want to watch straight away."