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Cardiff ended a mini blip in some style thanks to a convincing 4-0 victory at Huddersfield.<br><br>Erol Bulut's side had taken just one point from three Championship games prior to the trip to the [https://topofblogs.com/?s=John%20Smith%27s John Smith's] Stadium.<br><br>But they crushed Huddersfield with a clinical overall performance as Callum Robinson, Dimitrios Goutas, Yakou Meite and Perry Ng all found the net.<br><br>The Terriers had no answer to the Bluebirds' slick effort,  [https://xaydungtrangtrinoithat.com/cong-ty-xay-dung-tai-ba-ria-vung-tau/ công ty xây dựng phú mỹ] particularly in the first half.<br><br>Cardiff got themselves off to a dream start as they opened the scoring after only 90 seconds.<br><br>The ground was swiftly silenced as Josh Bowler pulled a cross back for Robinson, who finished with a cheeky back-heel, albeit via a hefty deflection off Matty Pearson.<br><br><br><br><br>Callum Robinson scored early for Cardiff (David Davies/PA)<br><br>It was clearly a big blow for Darren Moore following his first win as Terriers boss at the weekend, but his team were quickly looking for a leveller.<br><br>Delano Burgzorg twice went close for the hosts.<br><br>Despite the Terriers' encouraging response, they fell further behind with only 12 minutes on the clock.<br><br>This time it proved to be a gift of a goal as Goutas was left unmarked to head home skipper Joe Ralls' corner from close range.<br><br>It could have got even worse minutes later.<br><br>Karlan Grant was left in space inside the Huddersfield box, but his strike flicked off Town's Ben Wiles before fizzing inches over the top.<br><br>The Terriers were probing for an opening and a potential way back into contention, but they did not look nearly as dangerous as Cardiff.<br><br>Robinson wasted a terrific chance, while Bowler forced Lee Nicholls into a smart near-post stop.<br><br>Meite then made it 3-0 just before the interval as he slammed home confidently after Ralls' corner was not cleared by a hesitant defence.<br><br>Four interval changes from Terriers boss Moore indicated how he saw the game going, but Cardiff remained firmly in control.<br><br>Kian Harratt curled an effort wide for the hosts, but Huddersfield's night took a further nosedive in the 55th minute.<br><br>Ng curled home a sweet 20-yard free-kick following a clumsy foul on Robinson.<br><br>Sorba Thomas forced Cardiff goalkeeper Jak Alnwick into a flying save as the Terriers valiantly responded, but by the hour mark many home fans had begun to head for the exits.<br><br>Substitute Kyle Hudlin curled a decent effort inches off target for Huddersfield, but Cardiff responded on the break as they almost made it five through replacement Ollie Tanner.<br><br>Huddersfield midfielder Jack Rudoni thumped the crossbar late on.