Rio Cardines wins Bristol City’s Player of the Month award
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- Rio Cardines won Bristol City’s Player of the Month award for August after producing three assists in his first three appearances.
- The Trinidad and Tobago defender delivered set pieces that helped Bristol City beat Portsmouth and Preston North End.
Rio Cardines has made an immediate impact at Bristol City, earning the club’s Player of the Month award for August after registering three assists in his first three appearances.
The 20-year-old Crystal Palace loanee followed his full debut against Birmingham City with a decisive performance against Portsmouth. His outswinging corner set up Bristol City’s winning goal in a 2-1 Championship victory.
Three days later, Cardines supplied another assist at Preston North End. His pinpoint free kick found Lisav Eissat, who headed home to restore Bristol’s lead in a 3-1 win.
Cardines was also among the nominees for Bristol City’s August Supporters’ Player of the Match award, alongside Lisav Eissat, Lorent Tolaj and Joe Williams. He went on to receive the supporters’ award as well.
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