Cardiff’s turning point

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Cardiff’s turning point

And boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is convinced Daehli’s leveller — which came moments after Thievy Bifouma looked certain to have won it for West Brom — can act as a catalyst to change the course of his side’s season.

Two weeks ago Solskjaer had looked on in agony as Seamus Coleman denied his side a point with a last-gasp strike for Everton, but he finally had something to celebrate as Daehli’s strike ended a run of seven straight away league defeats. Cardiff will still head into next week’s home clash with fellow strugglers Crystal Palace three points adrift of safety, but Solskjaer said: “We’ve been waiting 32 games for the turning point and I think we’ve finally got it. We have got six games left and we will start better next Saturday.”

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