Cardiff City vs Southampton
Match pulse
Who won: Cardiff 1-0
Cardiff City beat Southampton 1-0 on Saturday, March 29, 2008 at Ninian Park. Goals for Cardiff: Paul Parry (6').
Play by play
- 90'+4'

Stephen McPhail takes the corner kick from the right byline with his right foot and passes it to a teammate resulting in: open play
GOAL90'+4'Peter Enckelman takes a long goal kick
CAR 13 - 8 SOU- 90'+4'
SubCardiff makes a sub: Riccardo Scimeca enters for Steven Thompson. Reason: Tactical
- 90'+3'

Wayne Thomas is awarded a yellow card. Reason: dissent
- 90'+3'

Richard Wright takes an indirect freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 90'+3'

Offside called on Joe Ledley
- 90'+2'

Throw-in: Jermaine Wright takes it (Attacking)
- 90'+1'

Throw-in: Wayne Thomas takes it (Defending)
- End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'

Throw-in: Gregory Vignal takes it (Defending)
- 89'

Aaron Ramsey takes the corner kick from the right byline with his right foot and passes it to a teammate resulting in: open play
- 89'

Throw-in: Trevor Sinclair takes it (Attacking)
- 89'

Peter Enckelman takes an indirect freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 88'

Vincent Pericard commits a foul on Roger Johnson resulting on a free kick for Cardiff
- 88'

Richard Wright takes an indirect freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 88'

Offside called on Steven Thompson
- 87'

Jermaine Wright clears the ball from danger.
- 86'

Aaron Ramsey crosses the ball. Outcome: clearance
- 86'

Aaron Ramsey takes a direct freekick with his right foot from the right channel. Outcome: cross
- 86'

Chris Perry commits a foul on Stephen McPhail resulting on a free kick for Cardiff
GOAL86'Peter Enckelman takes a long goal kick
CAR 12 - 8 SOU- 85'

Adam Hammill takes a direct freekick with his right foot from the right channel. Outcome: open play
- 85'

Aaron Ramsey commits a foul on Vincent Pericard resulting on a free kick for Southampton
- 84'

Peter Enckelman makes a good save (Catch)