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RUDONI DOUBLES DOWN N RAMS

By Harry Wright

JACK’S THE LAD: Coventry’s Jack Rudoni rifles home his first goal
PICTURES: Alamy

JACK RUDONI was hailed by Frank Lampard, after his two-goal show against Derby County sent Coventry City 11 points clear at the summit.
Rudoni wasted little time in having an impact, bagging a brace off the bench, back from an injury lay-off.
His virtuoso display helped the Sky Blues to an eighth win from nine. They sit comfortably above second-placed Millwall, prior to Monday’s game with Hull.
Ben Brereton Diaz twice equalised for the Rams, after Frank Onyek...

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