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Cardiff's defensive options are stretched before West Ham visit on Wednesday. Brian Barry-Murphy says Will Fish has a hamstring problem, while Krystian Bielik's return remains uncertain.

West Ham have also set out the away-end and travel arrangements for supporters.

No-Guff Summary

  • Cardiff host West Ham on Wednesday 4 November in the Championship.
  • Brian Barry-Murphy says Will Fish has a hamstring problem and cannot yet say whether Krystian Bielik will be ready.
  • Barry-Murphy hopes Alex Robertson can recover from an Achilles issue in time.
  • West Ham supporters will sit between the Ninian and Family stands, with away parking listed at £10 per vehicle.
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Away-end and travel details for Cardiff visit

West Ham supporters heading to Cardiff on Wednesday will be in the corner of Cardiff City Stadium between the Ninian Stand and Family Stand. The club says parking in the away supporters' compound costs £10 per vehicle and closes 30 minutes before kick-off.

West Ham's guide puts direct trains from London Paddington to Cardiff Central at around one hour and 50 minutes. From the station, it says the stadium is a 25-minute walk or a ten-minute taxi ride.

Sources

  • West Ham Official (opens in a new tab) — Explains travel, parking, accommodation and visitor options for West Ham supporters heading to Cardiff City Stadium for the EFL Championship match on Wednesday 4 November, and recalls previous meetings there.