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The Cardiff City player ratings as defender's howler proves costly but substitutes make positive impact v Hull City

Dillon Phillips 6

Had a few problems with his distribution and wasn't always in complete control of his area. But made one tremendous save from Keane Lewis-Potter in the second half.

Oliver Denham 6

Considering it was his first Championship start, the 19-year-old acquitted himself very well. Confident on the ball and safe enough at the back.

Aden Flint 5

Had one or two scary moments and didn't cover himself in glory for the first goal. Some poor distribution from the stand-in skipper, too, but did really well to get his goal at the end.

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Mark McGuinness 3

A howler for the first goal, selling Phillips short with his back pass. Also mis-hit his clearance leading to Hull's second. Hauled off at half- time.

Cody Drameh 6

Had little opportunity to showcase his talents, really, and was really tested defensively. Solid outing but nothing more.

Will Vaulks 6

Another tenacious display from the midfielder at the heart of proceedings. Kept things ticking over nicely in the absence of Joe Ralls.

Ryan Wintle 6

Had to employ a lot of his defensive nous early on as the visitors were cut open. Neat and tidy enough of the ball, as we've come to expect.

Joel Bagan 4

Didn't show too much in attack and was skinned once or twice in defence. If he is to play that wing-back role he must offer more in attack and display more confidence.

Isaak Davies 5

Struggled to get in behind and cause havoc, he just couldn't quite get the service. A little more involved after the break but just didn't have his usual zip.

Uche Ikpeazu 6

Was a real presence for Cardiff, which they sorely needed. Had one spectacular overhead kick denied by a diving Matt Ingram. Hooked at half-time.

Mark Harris 5

Just didn't happen for him. Ran down blind alleys and was dispossessed too easily. Had one low shot saved in the second half.

Subs

Rubin Colwill (Ikpeazu 45) 7 - Looked really bright when he came on. His sort of situation, a broken game and licence to roam.

Tommy Doyle (McGuinness 45) 7 - Had a really good chance of his own before plonking the ball on Flint's head from the corner. A positive display.

Alfie Doughty (Davies 76) 6 - Played very advanced and gave a decent enough showing.

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