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First-place Coventry prolonged their outstanding winning streak with a commanding 3-1 result against ten-man their opponents.

Early Goals Set the Pace

The Coventry manager's lineup started to a ideal start with Brandon Thomas-Asante and the midfielder finding the back of the net within the opening minutes.

Another Coventry attacker added a 3-0 lead just before the interval, while a Watford defender was sent off before the half.

The visitors Score a Late Goal

Imran Louza scored a penalty for the visiting side, but it turned out to be nothing more than a consolation goal.

Their goalkeeper Carl Rushworth had before blocked a golden opportunity for Rocco Vata, which could have swung the game early on.

Frank Lampard stated: “That was a difficult game this afternoon because Watford are a quality team.”

The Tractor Boys Bounce Back to Winning Ways

Jack Clarke came off the bench to fire the decisive goal in a 1-0 success over the Baggies.

The home side controlled the play but only broke the tie in the closing stages thanks to the winger's 5th strike of the campaign.

Ryan Mason's side thought they had netted in stoppage time, but the header was chalked off for a offense in the area.

Steven Schumacher's Team Grab Close Victory at Portsmouth

Hayden Matthews headed a unfortunate own goal to present Mark Robins' team a 1-0 result.

John Mousinho's men have at present managed just a single match since the close of last month.

Robins said: “This was among the most important victories we’ve had this campaign.”