Cardiff City celebrate return to blue with win over Fulham
Cardiff City celebrated their return to blue shirts by beating Fulham 1-0. It was the first time the Bluebirds have played in their traditional kit at home since 2012.
Cardiff celebrate return to blue with a win
Cardiff's boys in blue started their first match back in their traditional kit with a hard fought win over Fulham.
A Sean Morrison header from an Aaron Gunnarsson throw-in early in the first half was enough to secure all three points for Russell Slade's men.
The attendance was recorded at over 22,000 - a huge increase from around 4,000 who attended the Bluebird's last home game against Colchester in the FA Cup.
Elsewhere in the Football League, Newport County secured their fourth win on the bounce - they dispatched Portsmouth 1-0 at Rodney Parade in League Two.
Wrexham fought back from two goals down to draw 2-2 with Stockport, earning an FA Trophy second round replay.
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The unlikely hero who helped Cardiff fans back into blue
Vincent Tan credits sage advice from his mother on influencing his decision to reverse his controversial rebrand of Cardiff City
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Cardiff City to return to playing in blue home kit
Vincent Tan said he had reflected on the controversial rebrand over Christmas, thanking fans for a "productive and frank" meeting yesterday.