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Sky Blues run riot to Robins’ delight

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By James Scotter

COVENTRY CITY 6
Latibeaudiere 8, Sheaf 11, Palmer 17, O’Hare 50 (pen), Godden 84, 88

OXFORD UNITED 2
Harris 10, Goodrham 79
STAR MAN: BEN SHEAF Coventry City
Mark Robins praised the quality of his Coventry City side who blew away League One Oxford.
Joel Latibeaudiere, Ben Sheaf, Kasey Palmer and Callum O’Hare’s goals were followed by a brace from Matty Godden as Coventry made it through to the fourth round for the second time in six seasons.
Mark Harris had earlier equalised to make the score 1-1, before Tyler Goodrham’s consolation late in the piece.
“We were really goo...

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