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SKY BLUES STILL CAN’T HIT THE NET

By Andy Moore

AWAY: Coventry’s Stuart Beavon heads clear
PICTURES: MI News & Sport

COVENTRY manager Mark Robins was left frustrated with his side’s continued inability in the final third as they were held to a goalless draw against Colchester at the Ricoh Arena.
In a game of few chances, the Sky Blues dominated for the majority of the match but failed to break down the visitors – who had captain Tom Lapslie sent off for two bookable offences late in the second-half.
Robins said: “The more we keep talking about the lack of goals, the more it’s going to...

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