Coventry Claim 6th Consecutive Win Over The Hornets

League leaders continued their remarkable victory sequence with a commanding three-one result against a player-down the visiting side.

Quick Goals Establish the Tone

Frank Lampard's lineup started to a flying beginning with their striker and the midfielder scoring the back of the net within the initial minutes.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto contributed a 3-0 lead just before the break, while the visitors' player was shown a red card before the half.

Imran Louza converted a spot-kick for the losing team, but it turned out to be nothing more than a late goal.

Their keeper the keeper had before blocked a one-on-one opportunity for Watford, which could have changed the match early on.

Lampard said: “This was a challenging game now because Watford are a strong team.”

Jack Clarke came off the bench to net the lone goal in a narrow victory over the Baggies.

They controlled the match but only found the goalless draw late thanks to Clarke's 5th goal of the season.

The away team thought they had netted in added time, but the effort was chalked off for a offense in the penalty area.

Hayden Matthews turned a late own goal to give Stoke a narrow win.

John Mousinho's men have currently managed just one match since the conclusion of last month.

Mark Robins commented: “This was one of the most important victories we’ve had this season.”