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Cardiff boss Brian Barry-Murphy previews Cardiff's test at promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyCardiff City will be without both Dylan Lawlor and Rubin Colwill for Saturday's trip to Middlesbrough.
Defender Lawlor was forced off early in Tuesday's win against Watford with a hamstring injury.
It came just three days after the 20-year-old centre-back had made his first start of the season, having recovered from a knee problem picked up on Wales duty in June.
Lawlor - who missed all four of Wales' October Nations League games - is due to have a scan on Friday to discover the full extent of the injury, and with just four weeks to go until the final two international fixtures of the year, there are fears Lawlor could still be on the sidelines when Wales face Norway on 14 November and for Portugal's visit to Cardiff three days later.
Midfielder Colwill has missed the past five matches with an ankle problem and will remain unavailable this weekend.
Striker Yousef Salech is in contention to return while defender Krystian Bielik is back after serving a two game ban following his controversial altercation with a Portsmouth fan during their Championship match at Fratton Park in September.