The Sky Blues Claim Sixth Consecutive Triumph Over Watford
League leaders continued their impressive unbeaten run with a decisive three-one performance against ten-man their opponents.
Rapid Strikes Establish the Stage
The Coventry manager's team began to a perfect start with Brandon Thomas-Asante and the midfielder netting the target within the initial minutes.
Another Coventry attacker added a three-goal advantage just before the break, while the visitors' player was dismissed before the half.
The visitors Manage a Late Goal
Imran Louza netted a penalty for the away side, but it proved nothing more than a meaningless goal.
The home side's goalkeeper Carl Rushworth had previously blocked a one-on-one opportunity for the winger, which could have altered the contest early on.
Frank Lampard said: “This was a difficult match now because Watford are a quality team.”
Kieran McKenna's Men Bounce Back to Winning Form
The substitute was introduced from the bench to fire the only goal in a narrow success over the Baggies.
They commanded the match but only found the goalless draw in the closing stages thanks to Clarke's fifth goal of the season.
Ryan Mason's side thought they had equalized in stoppage time, but the goal was chalked off for a infringement in the penalty area.
Stoke Snatch Narrow Victory at Fratton Park
Hayden Matthews turned a unfortunate mistake to hand the visitors a 1-0 result.
John Mousinho's men have at present managed just a single fixture since the conclusion of August.
The Stoke manager remarked: “This was one of the vital victories we’ve achieved this campaign.”
