Cardiff City vs Southampton
Match pulse
Who won: Cardiff 2-1
Cardiff City beat Southampton 2-1 on Saturday, August 9, 2008 at Ninian Park. Goals for Cardiff: Steven Thompson (41') and Roger Johnson (90'+1'). Goals for Southampton: David McGoldrick (45').
Play by play
- 90'+4'

Throw-in: Chris Perry takes it (Defending)
- 90'+3'

Throw-in: Mark Kennedy takes it (Attacking)
- 90'+3'

Throw-in: Paul Wotton takes it (Attacking)
- 90'+2'

That last goal was assisted by Stephen McPhail (Cross from Left Wing)
GOAL90'+1'Goal! Header
Roger Johnson
Goal!! Roger Johnson hits a very good header to the lower right corner from the right 6 yard (aprox. 6 yards) and scores!! Cardiff now leads 2 - 1
CAR 10 - 13 SOU- 90'+1'

Roger Johnson hits a good header. Outcome: goal
- End of the game
- The referee has signaled the end of the second half
- 90'

Stephen McPhail crosses the ball. Outcome: shot
- 90'

Stephen McPhail takes a direct freekick with his left foot from the left wing. Outcome: cross
- 90'

Lloyd James commits a foul on Joe Ledley resulting on a free kick for Cardiff
- 90'

Throw-in: Mark Kennedy takes it (Attacking)
- 89'

Throw-in: Mark Kennedy takes it (Attacking)
- 89'

Mark Kennedy takes a direct freekick with his left foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 89'

Bradley Wright-Phillips commits a foul on Joe Ledley resulting on a free kick for Cardiff
- 89'

Throw-in: Lloyd James takes it (Attacking)
- 88'

Throw-in: Kevin McNaughton takes it (Defending)
- 88'

Kelvin Davis takes a direct freekick with his right foot from his own half. Outcome: open play
- 87'

Ross McCormack commits a foul on Michael Svensson resulting on a free kick for Southampton
- 87'

Throw-in: Lloyd James takes it (Attacking)
GOAL86'Kelvin Davis takes a long goal kick
CAR 9 - 13 SOU- 86'

Paul Parry hits a good left footed shot, but it is off target. Outcome: miss left
- 86'

Andrew Surman crosses the ball. Outcome: open play
- 86'

Andrew Surman takes a direct freekick with his left foot from the right wing. Outcome: cross
- 85'

Glenn Loovens is awarded a yellow card. Reason: unsporting behaviour