Neil Warnock is depending on home comforts as Cardiff seek to stay in the Premier League. The Bluebirds boss felt his team "couldn't have given any more" during Tuesday night's 2-1 loss at Arsenal that came on the back of new signing Emiliano Sala's disappearance. The defeat left Cardiff three points from safety with 14 games to play, but Warnock is targeting February's home fixtures with Bournemouth, Watford and Everton to boost their relegation battle. He said: "We've got a chance. Fourteen games. Three home games out of the next five. We've got to make them count." Warnock afterwards insisted he would not be seeking a striking replacement for Sala, with defensive...
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