Cardiff City boss Mark Hudson says his side are working hard on the training ground to try and find the 'killer instinct' needed to turn games into points, and insists his team are close to rectifying their problems in front of goal.
The Bluebirds are currently the lowest scorers in the Championship, and drew a blank once again in the 0-0 draw with Queens Park Rangers on Boxing Day, meaning they have now failed to score in 10 league games this season.
It's clearly a central issue to Cardiff's struggles, although their run of three games unbeaten since returning from the recent World Cup break, has clearly been taken as something of a positive by the City boss.
