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A Premier League independent commission has found Manchester City guilty on a hundred and fourteen of a hundred and fifteen financial charges, over what the commission called sham contracts with commercial partners. City deny wrongdoing, and the Premier League confirmed on Friday that the club have lodged an appeal. No punishment has been set.
Leigh Curtis at CoventryLive has looked at what one of the punishments being talked about, relegation, would mean for Coventry City. Applied to this s...
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Matchday. Fulham at the Coventry Building Society Arena, Saturday 24 October, 3pm kick-off, and it is sold out.
Frank Lampard's press conference before Saturday's home game with Fulham, reported by BBC Sport. Loum Tchaouna and Yann Gboho were both left out of the squad that travelled to Tottenham Hotspur on Monday and neither is injured: Lampard says both are training and both are fit, and that they are still adapting to what he wants on and off the ball and on and off the pitch. Tchaouna has to understand that, as every player does, and is working towards it; Gboho has talent, that much is certain. Th...
Coventry City's Under-21s beat Swansea City 2-0 on Tuesday night in the Professional Development League, the club's own report calling it a dominant win, with Liam Kelly's side arriving on a run of five wins in six. Gustavo Hamer, who came off the bench at Tottenham Hotspur the night before, started in midfield and Jake Bidwell started as captain, the club saying both dominated the early stages with their experience and leadership clear. Hamer increasingly dropped deep and directed operations...
Coventry City's winning sequence ended at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday night, Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Coventry City. James Maddison curled Spurs ahead after 14 minutes following Mohammed Kudus's run past Jay Dasilva, Jack Rudoni levelled five minutes after the restart from a shot that came back off Brandon Thomas-Asante, and Omar Marmoush restored the lead in the 58th minute after, in the club's own words, appearing to catch Milan van Ewijk in the face as he controlled the ball, with...
Frank Lampard has won the League Managers Association's Everest Men's Performance of the Week award for Monday's four one against Newcastle United, confirmed by the club on Friday, and he won the same award in February after a three one against Middlesbrough. CoventryLive carry his verdict on Sidiki Cherif, the nineteen year old he calls a bit special and a big signing in our intention and in the expense of it, and report that Kaine Kesler-Hayden is available and hoping for his first matchday...