Cov Don't Lose (Two)


By CovSid67
September 1 2011

Another draw, and a few pounds more added to the value of the nearest thing Coventry City have to a star striker, Lucas Jutkiewicz.

Emnes opened the scoring after 22 minutes for Boro following some poor defending from Coventry, and the away supporters in the ground could have been forgiven for thinking they were going to be on the wrong end of a thrashing - especially as Hoyte had already hit the bar, and Boro forced a succession of corners too. 

O'Donovan missed a decent chance to equalise on 26 minutes after an error by Bates, while Boro missed two chacnes to increase their lead just before half-time (Through Emnes and Bennett). 

Two minutes into the second half Jutkiewicz almost equalised for the away side, but fired his shot into the side netting. Keogh also missed a great chance to equalise soon after, before Jutkiewicz scored his and Coventry City's second league goal of the season (On 75 minutes). 

Once again Coventry City tried to lose the match with the final kick of the game, with Haroun's effort hitting the bar, and the rebound being held onto by a greatful Murphy. 

TEAM: Murphy, Christie, Hussey, Keogh, Cranie, Baker, Clingan, Bell (Thomas 42), Bigirimana, Jutkiewicz, O'Donovan. SNU: Dunn, McPake, Cameron, Eastwood.

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Cov Don't Lose (Two)
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