Cardiff City to miss Lawlor and Colwill at Middlesbrough

Cardiff City to miss Lawlor and Colwill at Middlesbrough

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2026-10-17 23:57:21
Cardiff City will be without Dylan Lawlor and Rubin Colwill at Middlesbrough on Saturday 17 October, while Yousef Salech has a chance of returning.

Cardiff City will be without Dylan Lawlor and Rubin Colwill for the trip to Middlesbrough on Saturday 17 October, while Yousef Salech has a chance of returning.

Lawlor and Colwill unavailable

Lawlor is ruled out after suffering a hamstring injury in the win over Watford.

Colwill will miss the game as he continues his recovery from an ankle problem.

Brian Barry-Murphy said: "Rubin won’t be available for Saturday, that’s definite."

Salech could return

Brian Barry-Murphy said: "We’ll assess Yousef and see how he is, but he’s making really good progress."

Chambers still some way off

Calum Chambers remains some way off a return despite signs of improvement.

Brian Barry-Murphy said: "There is light at the end of the tunnel."

Brian Barry-Murphy said: "It’s just impossible to say in terms of timescale. He’s still not going to be a return to play soon."

Brian Barry-Murphy said: "His knee is a lot better, but he has been taking a load away from it. So he’s quite a long way away. But he’s feeling better."

Chambers feeling better

Brian Barry-Murphy said: "When I saw him on Tuesday, he felt a lot more comfortable and a lot more positive than he has done in previous weeks and meetings."

Brian Barry-Murphy said: "It’s semi-positive and hopefully he’ll make steps week to week."

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