Coventry Claim 6th Successive Victory Over The Hornets

Table-toppers extended their remarkable victory sequence with a decisive three to one result against reduced the visiting side.

Early Strikes Pave the Stage

The home side's squad started to a ideal beginning with their striker and Jamie Allen finding the back of the net within the initial minutes.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto added a third advantage just before the interval, while a Watford defender was sent off before the whistle.

Imran Louza converted a spot-kick for the away side, but it proved nothing more than a late strike.

The home side's shot-stopper Carl Rushworth had before denied a clear chance for Rocco Vata, which could have swung the game early on.

Lampard stated: “This was a difficult match now because Watford are a strong side.”

An Ipswich player was introduced from the substitutes to fire the decisive strike in a narrow victory over the Baggies.

They dominated the match but only found the deadlock near the end thanks to his fifth goal of the campaign.

The away team thought they had equalized in injury time, but the goal was disallowed for a infringement in the area.

The home player headed a late mistake to hand the visitors a 1-0 win.

John Mousinho's men have now managed just a single match since the end of the summer.

Mark Robins remarked: “It was one of the crucial successes we’ve achieved this season.”