Head coach Brian Barry-Murphy says Cardiff City must overcome a “highly technical” Doncaster Rovers to extend their four-match winning run on Saturday (15:00 GMT).
Cardiff are four points clear at the top of League One and entertain a Doncaster side who have slipped to 19th in the table after picking up just one victory from their past 12 league games.
Rovers have been in decent form in other competitions during that time, with five wins in the FA Cup and EFL Trophy.
Manager Grant McCann (above) led the Yorkshire club to promotion from League Two last season, and the former Hull City boss has impressed Barry-Murphy.
“Grant McCann’s been a great success there and the recent form has probably not been what he would have wanted, but a highly technical team who play really good football,” said the Cardiff head coach.
“The challenge for our players again is to find consistency and not take anything for granted. If that remains the case, we’ll be fine.
“You have to have an awareness of all these qualities that are in the league. It’s the same in the Championship, a lot of different styles at the moment in these leagues.
“The challenges vary from week to week and so different that we have to be able to overcome all the types that we face.
“We’re going to play Doncaster on Saturday, who are a highly technical team, who play really expansive football, and we have to be quickly able to adapt to that and try and overcome it.”
