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Frank Lampard applauds battling Coventry City after win over Bristol City

Frank Lampard is satisfied with the progress his Coventry City players are making, praising their character and determination in overcoming a classy Bristol City side in a 1-0 victory.

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The LeaguePaper Team
19 January 2025

By Matthew Crist

COVENTRY CITY 1
Thomas-Asante 62

BRISTOL CITY 0
Frank Lampard is satisfied with the progress his Coventry City players are making, praising their character and determination in overcoming a classy Bristol City side in a 1-0 victory.
Lampard, who has recorded six wins from his first 11 games and is yet to taste defeat at home since taking over at the CBS Arena in November, said: “I was very pleased with the team today against a good opposition, it was a tough match.
“We showed great character throughout the team and we’re in a period now where we know we are missing some k...

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