Davies out for four weeks with hamstring injury at Cardiff City
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 3, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Nov 3, 2026
Isaak Davies is sidelined for four weeks due to a hamstring injury, expanding Cardiff City's injury woes. The Wales international's absence follows a 3-0 defeat at Wolves, where Cardiff had already been missing several key players, including defenders Dylan Lawlor and Callum Chambers. Head coach Brian Barry-Murphy mentioned concerns over other injured players and confirmed that Rubin Colwill's return was a positive note for the team. Cardiff will next face West Ham in Championship action on Wednesday.
- •Isaak Davies suffers a hamstring injury, out for four weeks
- •Cardiff City lost 3-0 to Wolves
- •Team already missing key defenders and a midfielder
- •Rubin Colwill returned from injury
- •Next match against West Ham on Wednesday
- 11:02 AMBBC Sport — Davies hamstring injury deepens Cardiff crisis
"Isaak Davies becomes the latest player to be added to Cardiff City's growing list of injuries, with a hamstring issue ruling him out for four weeks.
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