A demand that Cardiff City F.C. pay up an alleged 30 million pound debt immediately has been thrown out by the High Court.

The claim by Swiss-based investment company Langston Corporation will now go to a full trial at a later date.

The Bluebirds - who next month meet Barnsley in the semi-final of the F.A. Cup - have said having to pay up would put them into administration.

Administration would trigger an automatic 10-point deduction by the Football League that would move City to the relegation zone.

The club say the debt was arranged by a previous management and is not due to be paid until 2016.


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