Venue: Cardiff City Stadium

Kick-off: Sunday, 1.15pm

Capacity: 26,828

Record attendance: 22,264 v Scunthorpe United – August 8, 2009 (new stadium). 57,893 v Arsenal – April 22, 1953 (Ninian Park)

Cardiff's nickname: Bluebirds

Manager: Dave Jones

Top scorer: Michael Chopra – 6

Programme: £3

Ticket info: Only supporters on the club's database can purchase tickets for the match. Prices: £26 adults, £15 OAP/student/under-16.

Getting there: By coach: This is a bubble game and CATS tickets must be obtained. Fans cannot make their own way to the match. Coaches depart from five different locations as follows – Ashton Gate: depart 9.45am – £14 (members), £16 (non-members). Gloucester railway station: depart 8.30am – £16 (members), £18 (non-members). Redcliffe Hill: depart 9.45am – £14 (members), £16 (non-members). Weston- super-Mare (Tesco, Station Road): depart 8.15am – £14 (members), £16 (non-members).Bath (Argos, Upper Bristol Road): depart 9am) – £14 (members), £16 (non-members). For a full list of pick-up points, check the Bristol City official club website.

Last meeting: March 15, 2009 City 1, Cardiff 1

Biggest City win: August 25, 1992 City 5, Cardiff 1

Biggest City defeat: December 31, 1966 Cardiff 5, City 1

Post prediction: Two in-form teams. I expect them to cancel one another out and share the points.

Words of wisdon: "We have nothing to lose, because we're unbeaten in four games and go to Cardiff in credit" – Bristol City boss Gary Johnson attempts to take the pressure off his players.

Just a thought: Yet to attract a sponsor, Cardiff's new stadium is still without a name.

Fancy a flutter: Skybet make Cardiff 5/6-on favourites to win, with City 7/2 and the draw 5/2. Bet365 lay a goalless draw at 9/1, while Bristol City are 10/1 to win 1-0. Michael Chopra is 9/2 with Bet 365 to score the first goal, but Nicky Maynard represents better value at 8/1 with the same company.