Coventry vs Swansea

The Swans were in disarray for long spells but produced a fine comeback to claim a point.

And the travelling contingent were subjected to a series of taunts from the home supporters once again as they fell three goals behind. Following an alarmingly blunt display, Swansea threw caution to the wind and pulled a goal back through Joel Piroe before Jay Fulton rifled home to set-up a tense finish. Callum O'Hare could only drill wide after being left unmarked in the centre of the box from Jamie Allen's cross before Gyokeres' tame effort was straight at Benda. The Swans were second best for long periods at the CBS Arena and fell behind courtesy of Jonathan Panzo's first-half header. What a cross from Grimes and Piroe heads against the post, but Cullen pokes home the rebound! The game represented something of a basketball match in the final stages following a frantic second-half, but neither side found a last-gasp winner as the points were shared in what was the final match before Christmas. The nerves among the home faithful started to jangle as Martin's men pushed, and Swansea were right back in it after fine play from Manning led to Oko-Flex being denied by Ben Wilson, only for Fulton to rifle home the rebound. Swansea were dominant and continued to throw everything at their opponents, and they levelled in the 84th minute as Cullen prodded home from close range after Piroe's header from Grimes' fine cross struck the post. Joe Allen and Harry Darling replaced Ntcham and Kyle Naughton in what was set up to be a miserable final half an hour for the Swans, although that ended up being far from the case as the replacements proved pivotal. And the visitors were once again undone from a set-piece just before the half hour mark as Panzo rose highest to head home Gus Hamer's corner. And substitute Liam Cullen poked home six minutes from time to earn the Swans a share of the spoils following a heroic late effort. The playing styles made for an open game, and the first chance fell to the visitors from a swift counter, although Piroe could only scuff his shot after being teed up by Coventry-born Jamie Paterson.

Coventry's soccer fans are already looking forward to the match on December 17, 2022, between Coventry City and Swansea City at the Coventry Building ...

Since their first meeting in April 1915, both teams have won 12 games, splitting the spoils nine times. In the meantime, Swansea keeps on striving in the association, as they were beaten 1-0 by Norwich City at home on Saturday. Since 2008, the Swans’ last ten meetings with the hosts have all ended in defeat, so the hosts are looking to win this weekend.

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Thank you for following the Coventry City vs Swansea City game, today we are expecting a great duel between two teams that aspire to fight for promotion. Keep an eye on the action with VAVEL's minute-by-minute live online coverage. Be sure to visit VAVEL.com so you don't miss all the EFL Championship action. Coventry is not wanting to drop from the top Coventry City vs Swansea City can be tuned in from Star+ live streams. Swansea looks close to the Playoffs Where and how to watch Coventry City vs Swansea City live In a few moments we will share with you the starting lineups for Coventry City vs Swansea City live, as well as the latest information from the Rocoh Stadium. Stay tuned to follow Coventry City vs Swansea City live on TV Swansea City is waiting for Michael Obafemi's fitness, the player is recovering from a blow suffered in his national team and is the only player in doubt for the match that will start in a few minutes. Dangerous approach from Coventry looking to score the second. Thank you for following the Coventry City vs Swansea City game, today was a great game that ended in a three-goal draw, the point was of little use to both teams, but it shows that they have a lot to give.

Russell Martin has urged his Swansea City side to replicate their fine recent performances against Coventry City when they lock horns with the Sky Blues ...

“It’s going to be a good game, it’s two teams in similar positions. “So we have tremendous respect for them. We love them as a group of people and a coaching staff.

Jonathan Panzo, Jamie Allen and Viktor Gyokeres put the Sky Blues in the driving seat before Joel Piroe and Jay Fulton reduced the deficit. Cullen had only been ...

Cullen, thrown on just a matter of seconds before, was in the right place at the right time to turn in after Piroe’s header had come back off the post, stunning the CBS Arena crowd. O’Hare himself had missed a glorious chance to open the scoring when he found himself free in the box but volleyed Allen’s cross wide of the left-hand post. Cullen had only been on the pitch a matter of seconds when he poked in from close range to complete the turnaround for Swansea, who came into the match without a win in six.

Swansea City: Steven Benda; Kyle Naughton, Nathan Wood, Ben Cabango, Joel Latibeaudiere; Jay Fulton, Matt Grimes (captain); Jamie Paterson, Olivier Ntcham, Ryan ...

Captain Matt Grimes and Jay Fulton are paired together in midfield, with a trio of Ntcham, Jamie Paterson and Ryan Manning operating ahead of them. Steven Benda continues in goal, with Kyle Naughton, Nathan Wood, Ben Cabango and Joel Latibeaudiere making up the back four ahead of him. The Cameroon international is preferred to Luke Cundle in the only alteration from the defeat to Norwich, with the rest of the matchday squad unchanged.

Report and free match highlights from the Sky Bet Championship clash between Coventry and Swansea at the Coventry Building Society Arena as goals from Joel ...

We've gone behind in too many games in the last seven and in a lot of those games conceded a set-piece. "The lack of physical contact, lack of aggression in transition is why they came away with so many counter-attacks and Steven (Benda) came to the rescue. I thought for half an hour we were incredible, brilliant, so I'm really grateful and proud for the last half an hour. So it's disappointing and there's a lot of learning to come from it. We kept throwing the ball out and trying to do things quickly as if we needed to score another one, and ultimately we just showed some naivety in terms of what we were doing. "We were 3-0 up and we started to go, 'well this is easy', and started to do things that were totally against what we normally do.