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Key matches on Coventry City’s romp to the Premier League

Here we pick out eight games from a memorable season that will live long in the memory of every Coventry fan

by
Chris Dunlavy
19 April 2026

It's been 25 years since Coventry last kicked a ball in the Premier League. Almost 40 since the legendary John Sillett and George Curtis led the Sky Blues to a famous FA Cup triumph at Wembley.

Since then, supporters have endured administration, homelessness, an undignified descent into League Two and a near-constant stream of financial woe.
But now, after a goal-laden season of Championship domination, Frank Lampard’s side are finally heading back to take their place amongst England’s elite.
Here we pick out eight games from a memorable season that will live long in the memory of every Cov...

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