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SKY BLUES STIFLE THEIR LANDLORDS

By Alex Cairns

TUSSLE: Birmingham’s Jon Toral, left, and Coventry’s Liam Kelly battle for the ball and, Insets, the Sky Blues’ Callum O’Hare attempt to score, left, and Birmingham’s Marc Roberts tangles with O’Hare
PICTURE: PA Images

ARK Robins said his Coventry side must use their second Championship clean sheet of the season as a “building block” after holding landlords Birmingham City to a draw at St Andrew’s.

After conceding 23 goals in their opening 11 games, the most in the second tier, the Sky Blues were grateful fo...

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