Brian Barry-Murphy said it was imnportant his players understood what the day meant to supporters and all those impacted.

Cardiff City head coach Brian Barry-Murphy shared the deep emotions experienced by his squad following tributes to the 1966 Aberfan disaster. Cardiff's players and staff visited the memorial garden prior to their 1-0 victory against Birmingham, with Barry-Murphy emphasizing the importance of honoring the community through their performance.
Ahead of kick-off, Cardiff and Birmingham supporters observed a minute of silence. Barry-Murphy also revealed that Cardiff academy coach Dennis Moss, who was an 18-year-old first responder pulling bodies from the rubble during the disaster, accompanied the team on their visit.
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