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Coventry City have cause for concern after throwing away Championship lead
Coventry have gone from 10 points clear at the top to second place in the Championship table. Watch Coventry City vs Middlesbrough live on Sky Sports Football from 7pm on Monday night; kick-off 8pm.
Cycle back to the final weekend of November and things looked very different for Coventry City.
A 3-1 win over Charlton saw them go 10 points clear at the top of the table. They had lost just one game all season, and won 11 of their last 12.
Frank Lampard, as always remained grounded, but the talk around Coventry was more a case of what records they could break, rather than whether they might not even get promoted.
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Wright scores in each half for Coventry who are heading back top
Two minutes added on at the end of an entertaining first half.
Middlesbrough work the ball out wide to Callum Brittain who sees his attempted cross blocked.
It comes back to the right-back on the edge of the area but he skies it a long, long way into the night sky, much to the joy of the home support.
Ephron Mason-Clark makes a nuisance of himself from a long ball forward by Coventry goalkeeper Carl Rushworth and manages to come away with the ball about 20 yards from the Boro goal.
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Coventry v Boro: how momentum has shifted in the Championship title race
Frank Lampard’s team started the season with a blaze of goals but Kim Hellberg’s side are now title favourites
The last time these two teams met, on 25 November, Coventry were on an 18-match run that delivered 13 wins, 50 goals and a 10-point lead at the top of the Championship. Middlesbrough, by contrast, entered the game without a head coach. Rob Edwards had taken the Wolves job and his replacement, Kim Hellberg, watched from the stands as the team conceded two late goals to lose 4-2. Boro were still second in the table but were staring up at what looked like an unbridgeable gap to the leaders.
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