Championship

LAMPS RUES A FAILURE TO WIN

by
The LeaguePaper Team
10 August 2025

SETBACK: Lampard

COVENTRY boss Frank Lampard was disappointed with what he saw as two points dropped as they failed to put Hull City away.
He said: “They defended their box well – I think you could tell they were very happy with the draw.
“So, not easy to break down and maybe with the [lack of] sharpness at the top end of the pitch in the first game of the season it can be a difficult game for different reasons.
“But I was happy with lots of our play, happy with a clean sheet – it’s always important if you’re not going to be absolu...

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