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Wednesday 12 May 2010 8:59 pm  |  Updated:  Friday 31 May 2019 4:00 pm

Yann hangs his head as Bluebirds swoop to final

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CARDIFF CITY (2) vs LEICESTER CITY (3)
3-3 aet, Cardiff win 4-3 on pens

LEICESTER’S Yann Kermorgant chose the wrong time for showboating as Cardiff City won through to the Championship play-off final after a dramatic penalty shoot-out.

The Frenchman tried a cheeky chip in a tense sudden death, but Cardiff keeper David Marshall stood up to make a simple save.

In the end, it handed the cash-strapped Bluebirds a Wembley final against Blackpool on 22 May – a game worth an estimated £90m to the winners.

The Welsh side, however, should have put the tie to bed early on after Michael Chopra doubled his side’s 1-0 first-leg lead.

The Foxes, though, fought back with Matty Fryatt, a Mark Hudson own goal and Andy King turning the tables before Peter Whittingham’s penalty levelled the tie again.

Marshall followed up his shoot-out save from Kermorgant with a second from Martyn Waghorn to seal victory.

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