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2001–02 Cardiff City F.C. season

Welsh football club season

Field	Value
club	Cardiff City
season	2001–02
manager	Alan Cork
Lennie Lawrence
chairman	Sam Hammam
league	Division Two
league result	4th
cup1	FA Cup
cup1 result	Fourth round
cup2	League Cup
cup2 result	First round
cup3	LDV Vans Trophy
cup3 result	Second round
cup4	FAW Premier Cup
cup4 result	Winners
league topscorer
Graham Kavanagh (13)
season topscorer
Graham Kavanagh (16)
highest attendance	22,009 vs Leeds United (6 January 2002)
lowest attendance	2,052 vs Rushden & Diamonds (16 September 2001)
average attendance	12,522
prevseason	2000–01
nextseason	2002–03

Lennie Lawrence Graham Kavanagh (13) Graham Kavanagh (16) During the 2001–02 season Cardiff City played in the Football League Division Two. They finished in fourth place before losing to Stoke City in the play-off semi finals after extra time in the second leg.

Squad

Standings

Main article: 2001–02 Football League#Second Division

Results by round

Fixtures and results

[[2001–02 Football League|Division Two]]

Danny Gabbidon
David Farrell
Graham Kavanagh
Leo Fortune-West
Robert Earnshaw
Warren Feeney
Jason Tindall
Alex Smith
Leo Fortune-West
Dave Kitson
Paul Wanless
Andy Legg
Graham Kavanagh
Paul Brayson
Peter Thorne
Dwayne Mattis
Danny Schofield
Andy Thompson
Graham Kavanagh
Paul Brayson
Bobby Zamora
Mickey Bell
Robert Earnshaw
Peter Thorne
Paul Brayson
Pat McGibbon
Simon Haworth
Robert Earnshaw
Jason Bowen
Graham Kavanagh
Spencer Prior
Robert Earnshaw
Jason Bowen
Paul Rideout
Carlos Edwards
Gavin Gordon
Graham Kavanagh
Leo Fortune-West
Jason Jarrett
Gareth Seddon
David Borley
Robert Earnshaw
Leo Fortune-West
David D'Auria
James Collins
Joe Dunne
Robert Earnshaw
Graham Kavanagh
John Eyre
Peter Thorne
Robert Earnshaw
Danny Gabbidon
Paul Evans
John Hills
Dean Gordon
Danny Gabbidon
Dean Gordon
Robert Earnshaw
Nicky Forster
John Salako
Graham Kavanagh
Scott Murray
Lee Matthews
Leon McKenzie
Neale Fenn
Graham Kavanagh
Bjarni Gudjonsson
Andy Legg
Bobby Zamora
Derek Holmes
Graham Kavanagh
Robert Earnshaw
Willie Boland
Robert Earnshaw
Jason Bowen
Stephen Hunt
Ben Burgess
Jason Bowen
Lee McCulloch
Jason De Vos
Arjan De Zeeuw
Graham Kavanagh
Graham Kavanagh
Marco Gabbiadini
Leyton Maxwell
Andy Campbell
Scott Young
Richard Pacquette
Andy Campbell
John Murphy
Stuart Balmer
Scott Young
Leo Fortune-West
Peter Thorne
Andy Campbell
Scott Young
Peter Thorne
Danny Gabbidon
Craig Faulconbridge
Hector Sam
Leo Fortune-West
Andy Campbell
Peter Thorne
Spencer Prior
Kenny Irons
Chris Hay
Peter Thorne
Leo Fortune-West
Scott Young
Richard Liburd
Gary Croft

Play-offs

Deon Burton
Robert Earnshaw
Leo Fortune-West
James O'Connor
Souleymane Oulare

[[2001–02 FA Cup|FA Cup]]

Kevin Nancekivell
Paul Brayson
Des Hamilton
Robert Earnshaw
Robert Earnshaw
Gavin Gordon
Leo Fortune-West
Graham Kavanagh
Scott Young
Mark Viduka
Paul Rideout
Sean Flynn
Jason Koumas
Graham Kavanagh
– Tiverton Town were drawn as the home side but the match was switched to Ninian Park.

League Cup

Richard Sadlier
Steve Claridge
Robert Earnshaw

[[EFL Trophy|LDV Vans Trophy]]

Mark Bonner
Gavin Gordon
Gavin Gordon
Gavin Gordon
Gavin Gordon
Gavin Gordon
Martyn Giles
Paul Hall
Kevin Nugent
Jimmy Bullard
Leon McKenzie
Francis Green

[[FAW Premier Cup]]

Leon Jeanne
James Collins
Tony Wallis
Lee Trundle
Gethin Jones
Graham Kavanagh

References

Bibliography

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References

Includes play-off matches and goals
[[Football League Trophy. LDV Vans Trophy]] and [[FAW Premier Cup]]
"Cardiff City 2001-02 results". Cardiff City Forum.

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