Hello and welcome to the TIFO football podcast. I am your host, Joe Deline, and today I am joined by Seb Stapha Bloor.

Hello, Joe.

Hello. And Alex Stewart.

Hello.

Everyone's well. Let's discuss Brighton.

We've promised to do this for the last few weeks. One thing or another has gotten our way.

But we're here now, and Brighton is still here also. Seb, last few weeks. One thing or another has gotten our way, but we're here now,

and Brighton is still here also. Seb, a few weeks ago on a podcast related to another club,

you said that your money was on Brighton to go down due to their running, which, let's be

honest, is complicated still. However, in the intermittent time, you feel that Cardiff haven't done

quite well enough to maybe see that as a possibility now?

No, I think the moment when it might have changed is when Cardiff won up against Chelsea and then Cezas,

I've been quite to call that offside goal.

And it just seems to take so much air out of Cardiff's balloon that I just, I don't know.

It's not that I necessarily think that Brighton will deal with their running any better.

I just don't really see, first of all, I don't see Cardiff beating Brighton in Brighton,

and then I don't see Cardiff taking enough points from those games, and there are many games to close the gap.

So that's the big fixture, isn't it, the 16th, I think, is Cardiff away at Brighton? Yeah, yeah. Cardiff comes to the Amex that day. And I think I can't see Brighton getting any less than a draw from that. So that should probably be enough. Okay. Well, we're looking at Cardiff's other fixes as well. They're away at Burnley, they are then away at Brighton, they're

home to Liverpool, they're away at Fulham.

They've got a rescheduled one against Bournemouth as well at home, and Bournemouth are

in an absolute cataclysm at the moment, so that should be a reasonable three points for them.

They're also at home to Crystal Palace, and on the final day of the season they are away to

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