Cardiff City manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has said that he expects his side to bounce back from Saturday's FA Cup defeat to Wigan Athletic.
The Bluebirds suffered a 2-1 home loss to the Championship outfit after Chris McCann and Ben Watson found the net either side of Frazier Campbell's equaliser.
"We are disappointed," Solskjaer told BBC Sport. "If you look at the game in terms of possession and chances, we should have won, but we didn't score the goals.
"It gives us a blow. You don't want to lose games as you suffer a little bit of a confidence dip, but the way I was made was that when you lose a game you want to bounce back as a player.
"Knowing these lads, they are probably made from the same stuff I am."
Cardiff, who have now lost five of their nine matches in all competitions since Solskjaer took charge in January, are next in action when they welcome Hull City to South Wales on February 22.
