Below-par Cov show character to grind out win at the death.


By Coventry Telegraph.
February 25 2014

Backs coach Pete Glackin conceded that Coventry were some way below their best as they cemented fifth place in National League One with a narrow 20-17 home win over Richmond.

Cov trailed the Londoners for a large part of the game before snatching victory when full-back Barry Davies put over a huge 58-metre penalty kick in the fourth minute of stoppage time.

“It was just a grind-out win,” said Glackin. “We didn’t play particularly well and we made a lot of errors.

“Our games always seem to be tight against Richmond, they are a well-organised side and we knew it was going to be hard work to get somewhere near our performance from the previous week against Worthing.

 

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