By Henry Walker

ALEX Neil was buoyed by a “rare” fourth clean sheet on the bounce as Stoke City extended their unbeaten run to six at Coventry City. Neil conceded that his side didn’t do enough to win the game as the Potters battled to a second goalless draw in succession ahead of the international break. He said: “There were some really good bits and some not so good bits. We played well through the back, but we lacked a real punch at the top end of the pitch. “We didn’t create enough real chances. We got into some good areas and got to ...