Cardiff City results for the 2012/13 English League Championship

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Date	BST/GMT	Home		Away	HT	Attend.
August 2012
Fri 17	19:45	Cardiff City	1-0	Huddersfield Town	0-0	21,127	Table \| Report
Tue 21	19:45	Brighton & Hove Albion	0-0	Cardiff City	0-0	25,518	Table \| Report
Sat 25	13:00	Bristol City	4-2	Cardiff City	2-0	14,368	Table \| Report
September 2012
Sun 2	14:00	Cardiff City	3-1	Wolverhampton Wanderers	2-1	22,020	Table \| Report
Sat 15	15:00	Cardiff City	2-1	Leeds United	0-0	23,836	Table \| Report
Tue 18	19:45	Millwall	0-2	Cardiff City	0-0	9,295	Table \| Report
Sat 22	15:00	Crystal Palace	3-2	Cardiff City	0-2	12,757	Table \| Report
Sat 29	15:00	Cardiff City	3-0	Blackpool	2-0	21,216	Table \| Report
October 2012
Tue 2	19:45	Cardiff City	2-1	Birmingham City	1-0	20,278	Table \| Report
Sat 6	17:20	Ipswich Town	1-2	Cardiff City	1-0	16,434	Table \| Report
Sat 20	15:00	Nottingham Forest	3-1	Cardiff City	2-0	21,491	Table \| Report
Tue 23	19:45	Cardiff City	2-1	Watford	0-1	20,077	Table \| Report
Sat 27	15:00	Cardiff City	4-0	Burnley	2-0	21,191	Table \| Report
November 2012
Sat 3	17:20	Bolton Wanderers	2-1	Cardiff City	0-1	17,304	Table \| Report
Tue 6	19:45	Charlton Athletic	5-4	Cardiff City	2-2	15,778	Table \| Report
Sat 10	15:00	Cardiff City	2-1	Hull City	1-0	20,058	Table \| Report
Sat 17	15:00	Cardiff City	1-0	Middlesbrough	1-0	21,578	Table \| Report
Sat 24	15:00	Barnsley	1-2	Cardiff City	0-1	8,227	Table \| Report
Tue 27	19:45	Derby County	1-1	Cardiff City	0-1	20,911	Table \| Report
December 2012
Sun 2	15:00	Cardiff City	1-0	Sheffield Wednesday	0-0	22,034	Table \| Report
Fri 7	19:45	Blackburn Rovers	1-4	Cardiff City	0-1	12,460	Table \| Report
Sat 15	15:00	Cardiff City	1-2	Peterborough United	0-1	22,073	Table \| Report
Sat 22	15:00	Leicester City	0-1	Cardiff City	0-1	25,055	Table \| Report
Wed 26	15:00	Cardiff City	2-1	Crystal Palace	1-1	26,098	Table \| Report
Sat 29	15:00	Cardiff City	1-0	Millwall	1-0	24,263	Table \| Report
January 2013
Tue 1	15:00	Birmingham City	0-1	Cardiff City	0-1	17,493	Table \| Report
Sat 12	15:00	Cardiff City	0-0	Ipswich Town	0-0	22,724	Table \| Report
Sat 19	17:20	Blackpool	1-2	Cardiff City	0-0	13,998	Table \| Report
February 2013
Sat 2	15:00	Leeds United	0-1	Cardiff City	0-0	19,236	Table \| Report
Sat 9	15:00	Huddersfield Town	0-0	Cardiff City	0-0	15,265	Table \| Report
Sat 16	13:00	Cardiff City	2-1	Bristol City	1-0	25,586	Table \| Report
Tue 19	19:45	Cardiff City	0-2	Brighton & Hove Albion	0-1	23,782	Table \| Report
Sun 24	14:00	Wolverhampton Wanderers	1-2	Cardiff City	0-1	20,930	Table \| Report
March 2013
Sat 2	15:00	Middlesbrough	2-1	Cardiff City	2-0	15,440	Table \| Report
Tue 5	19:45	Cardiff City	1-1	Derby County	0-0	21,544	Table \| Report
Tue 12	19:45	Cardiff City	1-1	Leicester City	0-0	23,231	Table \| Report
Sat 16	15:00	Sheffield Wednesday	0-2	Cardiff City	0-1	24,191	Table \| Report
Sat 30	15:00	Peterborough United	2-1	Cardiff City	0-1	9,236	Table \| Report
April 2013
Mon 1	15:00	Cardiff City	3-0	Blackburn Rovers	1-0	24,327	Table \| Report
Sat 6	17:20	Watford	0-0	Cardiff City	0-0	15,550	Table \| Report
Tue 9	19:45	Cardiff City	1-1	Barnsley	0-0	22,584	Table \| Report
Sat 13	15:00	Cardiff City	3-0	Nottingham Forest	1-0	26,588	Table \| Report
Tue 16	19:45	Cardiff City	0-0	Charlton Athletic	0-0	26,338	Table \| Report
Sat 20	12:45	Burnley	1-1	Cardiff City	0-1	13,264	Table \| Report
Sat 27	15:00	Cardiff City	1-1	Bolton Wanderers	0-1	26,418	Table \| Report
May 2013
Sat 4	12:45	Hull City	2-2	Cardiff City	0-0	23,812	Table \| Report

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Championship, 2012/13

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	GD	Pts
1	Cardiff	46	25	12	9	+27	87
2	Hull	46	24	7	15	+9	79
3	Watford	46	23	8	15	+27	77
4	Brighton	46	19	18	9	+26	75
5	Crystal Pal	46	19	15	12	+11	72
6	Leicester	46	19	11	16	+23	68
7	Bolton	46	18	14	14	+8	68
8	Nott Forest	46	17	16	13	+4	67
9	Charlton	46	17	14	15	+6	65
10	Derby	46	16	13	17	+3	61
11	Burnley	46	16	13	17	+2	61
12	Birmingham	46	15	16	15	-6	61
13	Leeds	46	17	10	19	-9	61
14	Ipswich	46	16	12	18	-13	60
15	Blackpool	46	14	17	15	-1	59
16	Middlesbro	46	18	5	23	-9	59
17	Blackburn	46	14	16	16	-7	58
18	Sheff Weds	46	16	10	20	-8	58
19	Huddersfield	46	15	13	18	-20	58
20	Millwall	46	15	11	20	-11	56
21	Barnsley	46	14	13	19	-14	55
22	Peterborough	46	15	9	22	-9	54
23	Wolves	46	14	9	23	-14	51
24	Bristol City	46	11	8	27	-25	41

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AUSTIN HEALEY

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GEOFFREY BOYCOTT