The Sky Blues Claim 6th Successive Win Over The Hornets

Table-toppers extended their outstanding victory sequence with a decisive three to one scoreline against ten-man the visiting side.

Early Strikes Set the Pace

Frank Lampard's team began to a ideal beginning with Brandon Thomas-Asante and the midfielder scoring the goal within the first seven minutes.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto made it a three-goal goal just before the interval, while the visitors' player was sent off before the half.

Javi Gracia's team Get a Second-Half Strike

Imran Louza netted a second-half for the visiting squad, but it proved nothing more than a consolation effort.

Coventry's goalkeeper the keeper had previously blocked a clear chance for the winger, which could have changed the contest early on.

The Coventry boss said: “This was a difficult game now because they are a quality outfit.”

The Tractor Boys Return to Winning Ways

An Ipswich player came off the sideline to net the lone strike in a one-nil win over the visitors.

Ipswich commanded the play but only found the tie late thanks to his fifth goal of the campaign.

West Brom thought they had netted in stoppage time, but the effort was ruled out for a foul in the area.

Steven Schumacher's Team Grab Narrow Victory at Fratton Park

A Portsmouth defender turned a late own goal to give the visitors a 1-0 result.

The home side have at present secured just one fixture since the end of the summer.

Mark Robins commented: “This was one of the vital successes we’ve secured this season.”