2004–05 Cardiff City F.C. season
During the 2004-05 season Cardiff City played in the Football League Championship. It was the team's second year in the Championship since being promoted from League One. The season was also the last that manager Lennie Lawrence spent at the club before being replaced by Dave Jones at the end of the season.
Cardiff's kits continued to be designed by Puma. Their main shirt sponsor continues as Welsh housing company Redrow homes.
Squad
Starting XI
The following players were named in the most starting line-ups during the season. This line-up may differ from the list of players with most appearances.
Transfers
Summer transfers in
Summer transfers out
0*Indicates the player joined after being released by Cardiff
Loans in
January transfer window ins
January transfer window outs
Fixtures & results
| Date |
Opponent |
Venue |
Result |
Attendance |
Scorers |
| Aug 07 |
Crewe Alexandra |
A |
D 2 - 2 |
7,339 |
Robinson, Lee |
| Aug 10 |
Coventry City |
H |
W 2 - 1 |
14,031 |
Earnshaw, Bullock |
| Aug 13 |
Plymouth Argyle |
H |
L 0 - 1 |
12,697 |
| Aug 21 |
Ipswich Town |
A |
L 1 - 3 |
21,828 |
Lee |
| Aug 28 |
Stoke City |
H |
L 0 - 1 |
12,929 |
|
| Aug 30 |
Wigan Athletic |
A |
L 1 - 2 |
9,004 |
Lee |
| Sep 11 |
Nottingham Forest |
A |
D 0 - 0 |
21,607 |
|
| Sep 14 |
Watford |
H |
L 0 - 3 |
10,606 |
|
| Sep 18 |
Derby County |
H |
L 0 - 2 |
12,008 |
|
| Sep 25 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
A |
W 3 - 2 |
27,896 |
Parry, Thorne, Kavanagh |
| Sep 28 |
Burnley |
A |
L 0 - 1 |
11,200 |
|
| Oct 02 |
Leeds United |
H |
D 0 - 0 |
17,006 |
|
| Oct 16 |
Rotherham United |
H |
W 2 - 0 |
11,004 |
Thorne (2) |
| Oct 19 |
Brighton & Hove Albion |
A |
D 1 - 1 |
6,112 |
Bullock |
| Oct 23 |
Millwall |
A |
D 2 - 2 |
10,476 |
O'Neil, Lee |
| Oct 30 |
Leicester City |
H |
D 0 - 0 |
13,759 |
|
| Nov 02 |
West Ham United |
H |
W 4 - 1 |
14,222 |
Lee, Ledley, Parry, McAnuff |
| Nov 06 |
Rotherham United |
A |
D 2 - 2 |
5,119 |
Ledley, Parry |
| Nov 13 |
Reading |
A |
L 1 - 2 |
16,107 |
Jerome |
| Nov 19 |
Preston North End |
H |
L 0 - 1 |
10,950 |
|
| Nov 27 |
Queens Park Rangers |
A |
L 0 - 1 |
15,146 |
|
| Dec 04 |
Gillingham |
H |
W 3 - 1 |
10,623 |
Jerome, Thorne (2) |
| Dec 11 |
Sunderland |
H |
L 0 - 2 |
12,528 |
|
| Dec 18 |
Sheffield United |
A |
L 1 - 2 |
18,240 |
Harris |
| Dec 26 |
Wolverhampton Wanderers |
H |
D 1 - 1 |
16,699 |
Jerome |
| Dec 28 |
Watford |
A |
D 0 - 0 |
13,409 |
|
| Jan 01 |
Derby County |
A |
W 1 - 0 |
22,800 |
Thorne |
| Jan 03 |
Nottingham Forest |
H |
W 3 - 0 |
13,545 |
Thorne (2), Kavanagh |
| Jan 15 |
Leeds United |
A |
D 1 - 1 |
29,548 |
Thorne |
| Jan 22 |
Burnley |
H |
W 2 - 0 |
11,562 |
Langley, Kavanagh |
| Feb 06 |
West Ham United |
A |
L 0 - 1 |
23,716 |
|
| Feb 12 |
Brighton & Hove Albion |
H |
W 2 - 0 |
11,435 |
Thorne, Collins |
| Feb 22 |
Millwall |
H |
L 0 - 1 |
11,424 |
|
| Feb 26 |
Sunderland |
A |
L 1 - 2 |
32,788 |
Vidmar |
| Mar 05 |
Sheffield United |
H |
W 1 - 0 |
12,250 |
Ledley |
| Mar 12 |
Coventry City |
A |
D 1 - 1 |
17,059 |
Bullock |
| Mar 15 |
Ipswich Town |
H |
L 0 - 1 |
11,768 |
|
| Mar 19 |
Crewe Alexandra |
H |
D 1 - 1 |
10,007 |
Gabbidon |
| Apr 02 |
Plymouth Argyle |
A |
D 1 - 1 |
18,045 |
Langley |
| Apr 05 |
Stoke City |
A |
W 3 - 1 |
12,785 |
Jerome (2), Thorne |
| Apr 09 |
Wigan Athletic |
H |
L 0 - 2 |
16,858 |
|
| Apr 16 |
Preston North End |
A |
L 0 - 3 |
15,141 |
|
| Apr 19 |
Leicester City |
A |
D 1 - 1 |
21,336 |
Ardley |
| Apr 23 |
Reading |
H |
W 2 - 0 |
14,821 |
Thorne, Jerome |
| Apr 30 |
Gillingham |
A |
D 1 - 1 |
10,810 |
Parry |
| May 08 |
Queens Park Rangers |
H |
W 1 - 0 |
15,722 |
McAnuff |
| Date |
Round |
Opponent |
Venue |
Result |
Attendance |
Scorers |
| Jan 25 |
Quarter-final |
Bangor City |
A |
L 0 - 1 |
- |
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