Cardiff City

Chris Willock

Chris Willock is a two footed forward who drifts in from a wide position, comfortable dribbling past a defender or picking the pass that sets a teammate away. Arsenal once rated him one of their most exciting talents before a long road proved it.
England Cardiff City MID
Appearances
8
Goals
0

Season Snapshot

Minutes played
439
54.87 per match
Assists
1
Key passes
14
Pass accuracy
86%

Season Stats

Appearances
8
Minutes played
439
Goals
0
Assists
1
Key passes
14
Accuracy
86%

League Rankings

Among EFL Championship 2026/27 midfielders

Assists
51st of 54
Key passes
7th of 141
Pass accuracy
86th of 144
Goals
56th of 56
img EFL
BLA
BLA
15:00
Sat 10 Oct
 CAR
CAR
img EFL
CAR
CAR
19:45
Tue 13 Oct
 WAT
WAT
img EFL
MID
MID
12:30
Sat 17 Oct
 CAR
CAR
img EFL
CAR
CAR
15:00
Sat 24 Oct
 BIR
BIR
img EFL
WOL
WOL
15:00
Sat 31 Oct
 CAR
CAR

Chris Willock, The Winger Who Cuts Inside

A technically gifted forward built at Arsenal finally found consistency after years of loan spells across two countries.

Willock impressed inside Arsenal's academy from a young age. A move to a major European club followed before he had properly established himself in England, though regular football proved harder to find abroad than expected. Loan spells eventually led him to Queens Park Rangers, where he became a genuine fan favourite. He drifts inside from either flank, combining dribbling ability with real end product rather than simply beating a man for its own sake.

The question that followed him for years is why a player this technically gifted took so long to settle anywhere. Some of that comes down to circumstance rather than ability, arriving at clubs already crowded in his position at the wrong moment. Whether Cardiff gives him the consistent platform that eluded him earlier will decide how much of that early promise finally shows up.

The Rest Of The Squad

26 players

Goalkeepers

1
8 apps
30
0 apps
41
0 apps

Defenders

3
8 apps
38
Age 30
8 apps 1g
23
7 apps
4
7 apps
5
West Bromwich Albion · Age 28
7 apps
44
3 apps 1a
48
1 app
12
0 apps
40
0 apps
2
0 apps

Midfielders

18
8 apps
8
Lincoln City · Age 25
8 apps 3g 1a
27
8 apps 1g
10
5 apps 1g 1a
14
4 apps
22
0 apps
43
0 apps
33
0 apps

Forwards

45
8 apps 2g 1a
11
8 apps 2a
9
8 apps 2g 1a
47
4 apps
39
4 apps
Tom Davis • October 1st, 2026

Clean sheets in the Premier League and Championship

Five Premier League keepers have three clean sheets from five games, but Konstantinos Tzolakis has made the most saves of the group. In the Championship, George Wickens has matched Lawrence Vigouroux's four clean sheets while facing far more shots.
Tom Davis • September 30th, 2026

Eight Championship players are one yellow card from a ban

Eight Championship players are one yellow card away from a one-match ban. Card rates show who might be missing, and QPR should line up cover for Jake Clarke-Salter now.
Tom Davis • September 29th, 2026

Five Premier League games in and some players are already halfway to a ban

Matt Crooks has three yellows from three games for Hull. Our Most Cards and Bad Boys boards show who is closest to a Premier League ban after five matches.
Bingo • Tom Davis • September 4th, 2026

Match Bingo Game Modes Explained

There are three game types on Match Bingo and they behave less alike than they sound. Live Games follow a real fixture as it's played. Bingoals swaps the fifteen events for fifteen teams and needs every one of them to score. Quick Games run every few minutes on football from last season, so there's nothing to wait for.
Football News • Tom Davis • September 1st, 2026

Does a New Signing Change Anything on Your Match Bingo Card?

Deadline day comes and goes and your card stays exactly as it was. Match Bingo cards are built from things that happen in a match, goals and corners and fouls, rather than from the players who make them happen. No name on a teamsheet reaches a single square. Here's what a signing does change, and what it doesn't.
Bingo • Tom Davis • August 31st, 2026

Is Match Bingo Safe? Licensing, Fair Play and Player Protection

Two things usually sit behind that question: whether the company is real and regulated, and whether the game itself can be got at by somebody sharper than you. Match Bingo is operated by RTSB Limited under Gambling Commission account 51467, which takes about a minute to check. The second answer is duller: there's nothing to press.
Bingo • Tom Davis • August 28th, 2026

What Is Football Bingo?

A card holds fifteen things that can happen in a football match, and each square marks itself the moment its event happens in the fixture you've chosen. You buy before kick-off, then you go and watch the game. Complete a horizontal row of five before anybody else and you take the fixed prize for that tier.
Weekly Round Up • Tom Davis • August 27th, 2026

This Week on Match Bingo: Premier League and Championship, 28 to 31 August

A Friday night opener, a full Saturday, and Villa against Arsenal alone on the Monday.

100% Deposit Match Bonus For New Players

Eligible new players get a 100% matched deposit bonus when they deposit £20 or more.

Updated after the match on . Next update after the fixture on .

18+

You must be over 18 years old to gamble. Please gamble responsibly and in moderation — see our Responsible Gaming page. RTSB Limited is licensed and regulated in Great Britain by the Gambling Commission under account number 51467.