Police seek Bristol fans after February Cardiff violence
Police want to identify eight men as part of an investigation into violence and criminal damage involving Bristol City fans in Cardiff.
Police want to identify eight men as part of an investigation into violence and criminal damage involving Bristol City fans in Cardiff.
Cardiff City will play in the top flight for the first time in 51 years. Promotion will bring huge financial rewards for the club and city.
Cardiff City director Steve Borley praises the Swans for "doing things the right way" in buying players and managing budgets.
Police want to identify eight men as part of an investigation into violence and criminal damage involving Bristol City fans in Cardiff.
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There has been mixed reaction to Cardiff City's new season kit which goes on sale to the public tomorrow.
The shirts are red with long, loose sleeves and have no collar and will retail for around £45.
Around ten thousand people turned out to celebrate Cardiff City's promotion to the Premier League earlier this month.
Cardiff City captain Mark Hudson says he's looking forward to the 'exciting times ahead' for the club.
Lord Kinnock was among those at last night's reception. He said the success of Wales' football teams combined with the achievements of the Welsh rugby team is drawing attention to Wales from across the world.
Cardiff City players along with Malky Mackay and other senior club figures enjoyed the hospitality of the House of Lords last night. Lord Kinnock gave a speech congratulating the team on their promotion to the Premier League and securing the championship.
Around ten thousand people turned out to celebrate Cardiff City's promotion to the Premier League. The open top bus tour around the city centre ended with a dramatic firework display over Cardiff Bay, as Sarah Powell reports.
VIDEO: ITV Cymru Wales reporter David Wood speaks to Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay on the club's promotion to the Premier League.
It has been Welsh football’s most successful season for decades.
ITV Cymru Wales’ cameras have been following the fight for cups and promotion for a special programme to be broadcast on Bank Holiday Monday.
Cardiff City have seen one of their most turbulent seasons turn into one of their most triumphant. They celebrate the big prize: promotion to the Premiership where they join Swansea next year.
Our cameras meet City fans as they enjoy their golden season. That’s ‘Welsh Football’s Golden Season’, 8pm, Monday, May 6, ITV Cymru Wales.
VIDEO: Cardiff City fans celebrate the club's promotion with a fireworks display after a parade around the city.