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Neil Warnock is ready for the latest stop on the Cardiff "roller coaster".
Warnock's promotion contenders head to Reading tonight (8pm) looking to claw the gap to Championship leaders Wolves back to two points.
The veteran boss maintains his side are under no pressure as they look to stretch their winning streak to five matches.
He said: "We've got to enjoy the moment.
"We've got good players, fans that believe in us and it's a great place to be at the minute. Let's keep on that roller coaster and enjoy the next few months.
"Reading have got some really good players, so it's a great challenge for us. Nobody really expects us to beat these teams and yet we're here enjoying it.
"Whoever we play we've got to have a plan. We can't just go out there willy-nilly, because Reading pass every team they play off the park.
"We've got to know what's coming and hope we can put a game plan together to get the right result."
Aron Gunnarsson and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing will be assessed before the trip to Berkshire.
Reading manager Jaap Stam must decide whether to change a winning side.
Stam kept faith with the same XI for a third consecutive game in the 3-1 victory at Sunderland last weekend.
Assistant manager Andries Ulderink said: "Everybody knows their role in the team and hopefully we can keep that going against teams that play a little bit different.
"Cardiff play a bit differently to those sides we have met recently, so on Monday we have to prove that we can do that as well."
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