Coventry Secure Sixth Successive Triumph Over Watford

League leaders extended their outstanding victory sequence with a decisive 3-1 scoreline against a player-down the visiting side.

Rapid Strikes Pave the Pace

The home side's squad began to a ideal beginning with their striker and the midfielder finding the back of the net within the opening minutes.

The Japanese winger made it a 3-0 goal just before half-time, while the visitors' player was dismissed before the whistle.

Imran Louza converted a second-half for the visiting side, but it turned out to be nothing more than a consolation goal.

Their goalkeeper the keeper had previously saved a golden opportunity for Watford, which could have altered the match early on.

The Coventry boss stated: “This was a difficult game today because they are a good team.”

Jack Clarke was introduced from the bench to score the only goal in a one-nil win over West Brom.

The home side dominated the match but only found the goalless draw late thanks to Clarke's fifth strike of the season.

The away team thought they had scored in injury time, but the effort was disallowed for a infringement in the penalty area.

A Portsmouth defender headed a unfortunate own goal to present Mark Robins' team a narrow victory.

The home side have at present managed just one game since the end of last month.

Robins remarked: “It was one of the most important victories we’ve had this season.”