Frank Lampard is sitting behind a small table in a small room and puts a little pleasure in himself. Superstition? Yes, he had a few. “Yes,” laughs Lampard. 'I always ate the same meal in the same proportions and then the dog walked the same walk, the same laps of the park. I had a […]
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Sunderland missed the chance to close the gap between itself and the top three in the championship, because they lost 1-0 to relegation-threatened Hull City at home. The side of Regis Le Bris went a goal in the 18th minute, after a blunder by goalkeeper Anthony Patterson, who turned Joe Gelhardt's corner into his own
Bobby Thomas scored a winner in the fourth minute of the stopping time when Coventry QPR beat 1-0 in the CBS Arena. The match seemed to be on the way to stalemate when Thomas nodded in from Jack Rudoni's corner to earn the men of Frank Lampard a fifth victory in six league outings. The
The first half of Jack Clarke pushed an ippswich side with 11 changes in the last 16 of the FA Cup with a 4-1 win away to Coventry. George Hirst posted the tractor boys after just 90 seconds ahead of the penalty spot and although Joel Latibeadiere quickly made it right, Clarke closed twice before
Two goals from Victor Torp were enough for Coventry to see Watford 2-1 and to deny a comeback for the Hornets. In a dominant first half in front of Frank Lampard, the hosts broke the impasse when Torp tapped home Jack Rudoni's cross from close to Home Jack. He then extended Coventry's lead in the
Ellis Simms and Brandon Thomas-Asante scored either side of the break as Frank Lampard's Coventry triumphed 2-0 at Blackburn to complete back-to-back Championship victories. Simms headed the visitors ahead four minutes before half-time after Sky Blues goalkeeper Oliver Dovin made good saves to deny Makhtar Gueye and Danny Batth. Thomas-Asante then added a 48th-minute finish,
Frank Lampard's Coventry made it three games without defeat as they fought back from going behind to take a point from a 1-1 draw in Cardiff. After falling behind to an Alex Robertson goal in the sixth minute, the visitors scored within a minute of the second-half restart through Tatsuhiro Sakamoto and then had the
Wayne Rooney suffered a damaging 4-0 defeat to Frank Lampard's Coventry to pile further pressure on the beleaguered Plymouth Argyle boss. The former England team-mates' first management meeting overshadowed the crucial Championship match for the visitors on Boxing Day, who drew level at the bottom of the table. Argyle have gone into their last eight
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Josh Eccles scored twice in Coventry's 4-0 draw against Sky Bet Championship strugglers Plymouth Argyle, piling pressure on Pilgrims boss Wayne Rooney. This was Rooney's first managerial meeting against former England colleague Frank Lampard, whose Sky Blues side clinically punished a woeful first-half display from the visitors. All four of City's goals came before half-time
Burnley moved to within a point of Championship leaders Sheffield United after beating the Blades 2-0 at Bramall Lane on an action-packed day on Boxing Day. The result also saw Chris Wilder's side lose at home for the first time this season, with the Clarets winning consecutive games for the first time against Thursday's opponents.
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Alex Mowatt and Karlan Grant scored in each half to end West Brom's series draw with a 2-0 win over Coventry and condemn Frank Lampard to his first defeat as boss. West Brom built a reputation as the competition's draw specialists after drawing 10 of the last 11 Championship meetings, but Carlos Corberan's side eventually
Ephron Mason-Clark scored the only goal as Coventry picked up their first win under new boss Frank Lampard with a deserved 1-0 victory against Millwall at The Den. It also ended a run of five league games without a win for the Sky Blues and moved them four points above the relegation zone in the
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