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Today · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Wednesday 21 October 2026
Coventry City's winning sequence ended at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday night, Tottenham Hotspur 3-1 Coventry City. James Maddison curled Spurs ahead after 14 minutes following Mohammed Kudus's run past Jay Dasilva, Jack Rudoni levelled five minutes after the restart from a shot that came back off Brandon Thomas-Asante, and Omar Marmoush restored the lead in the 58th minute after, in the club's own words, appearing to catch Milan van Ewijk in the face as he controlled the ball, with the referee allowing play to continue. Ben Davies made it 3-1 deep into injury time. Frank Lampard, speaking to BBC Sport, described two outstanding goals for Tottenham and called the second questionable because of the arm up in the face, while saying he was very pleased with the performance and that Coventry were in the game to say the least. Jack Rudoni told Sky Sports it was frustrating and that Coventry took the game plan to them well. Lampard had made one change from the Newcastle win, Tatsuhiro Sakamoto replacing Ephron Mason-Clark, with Taiwo Awoniyi back from suspension and Kaine Kesler-Hayden back from injury, both introduced from the bench along with Frank Onyeka, Mason-Clark and Gustavo Hamer. The club has confirmed that two December home fixtures at the Coventry Building Society Arena have been selected for live broadcast on Sky Sports: Ipswich Town is brought forward 24 hours to Tuesday 1 December, 8pm, and Aston Villa moves to Sunday 13 December, 4.30pm. Coventry have also opened registration for a timed auction of signed match-worn and match-issued shirts from the 4-1 win over Newcastle United, with all profits going to CoppaFeel!, including shirts marking Ellis Simms and Milan van Ewijk's 150th appearances. Coventry are 17th after seven games on six points. Fulham, one place and one point below, visit on Saturday.
Saturday · 6 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Saturday 17 October 2026
Frank Lampard has won the League Managers Association's Everest Men's Performance of the Week award for Monday's four one against Newcastle United, confirmed by the club on Friday, and he won the same award in February after a three one against Middlesbrough. CoventryLive carry his verdict on Sidiki Cherif, the nineteen year old he calls a bit special and a big signing in our intention and in the expense of it, and report that Kaine Kesler-Hayden is available and hoping for his first matchday squad of the season, with Josh Eccles two or three weeks away and Luke Woolfenden a little longer. Lampard also talks to the same paper about Tatsuhiro Sakamoto, faith, trust, and how he makes the calls on the players he leaves out. And Coventry City join all twenty Premier League clubs behind No Room For Racism, whose two dedicated match rounds run from 17 to 25 October and take in Monday night at Tottenham, with Brandon Thomas-Asante appearing in the campaign's new film. The LMA award and the No Room For Racism item are confirmed by Coventry City. Everything else in this episode is a press report carried by CoventryLive, so nothing here claims independent corroboration. Sources named on air: Coventry City and CoventryLive. Play Up, Sky Blues!
Friday · 5 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Friday 16 October 2026
Frank Lampard met the press ahead of Monday night at Tottenham, and CoventryLive report the smiles of Monday gone and the four one re-analysed with a colder eye: no performance is absolutely complete, and he is always fearful of resting on something and thinking that you have made it. Taiwo Awoniyi is available again after a three match ban, which leaves a selection call on Sidiki Cherif, and Lampard's own answer on it. CoventryLive make the case that the wider game is catching up with Bobby Thomas, who by their count is one of only three Coventry outfield players to have started every league game. And Gordon Strachan, in charge the last time Coventry City were a Premier League club, tells supporters to be patient in the market and warns that it is wages, not fees, that put clubs at financial risk. Every item in this episode is a press report. All four are carried by CoventryLive, so nothing here claims independent corroboration; the Strachan interview was published by Boyle Sports and quoted there. Sources named on air: CoventryLive and Boyle Sports. Play Up, Sky Blues!
Thursday · 5 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Thursday 15 October 2026
Frank Lampard on Brandon Thomas-Asante, the forward who came up through Ebbsfleet, Sutton United and Salford and who his manager says now looks every inch a Premier League player. Then the harder thing Lampard said on Monday night, which CoventryLive read as a message to the wider squad: we are a promoted team and we need everybody, and a few lads need to know that. CoventryLive put names to both sides of it, from Tatsu Sakamoto working his socks off to Loum Tchaouna and Yann Gboho not getting on at all. Simon Jordan, on talkSPORT's White and Jordan show, says Doug King deserves the same degree of adulation as the people he employs, and that he never went into the boardroom to drink their Chardonnay either. Plus the selection call building for Tottenham, with Taiwo Awoniyi's suspension served and Sidiki Cherif having taken his chance. Sources named on air: CoventryLive and talkSPORT. Every item in this episode is a press report, carried by one publisher, and is labelled as such in the audio. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 14 · 4 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Wednesday 14 October 2026
Doug King on talkSPORT the morning after the four one: he was never concerned about Coventry's start, every game in this league carries high jeopardy, and home form, in his words, is where Coventry will live and die. The owner wants the Coventry Building Society Arena to feel a little bit nicely hostile, and he does not want a side that quietly does all right and then gets thrown out of the back door. Newcastle's head coach Matthias Jaissle apologises to the travelling supporters and says it is a feeling you do not want to have when you feel as though you should have won. Bobby Thomas, Ellis Simms and Caleb Yirenkyi on the night itself, and Jack Rudoni's grandmother replies to the shirt he lifted for her. Plus Tottenham away on Monday, and the Marbella team bonding camp Roberto De Zerbi has flown them out for. Sources named on air: talkSPORT, ChronicleLive and CoventryLive. Every item in this episode is a press report and is labelled as such in the audio. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 13 · 4 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Tuesday 13 October 2026
Coventry City four, Newcastle United one at the Coventry Building Society Arena, and, as Jack Rudoni put it afterwards, a first home win in the Premier League in twenty five years. A Rudoni penalty inside six minutes, Sidiki Cherif three minutes into the second half, and late goals from the substitutes Ellis Simms and the eighteen year old Stephen Mfuni, with Sven Botman replying for Newcastle. Coventry climb to fourteenth, six points from six games, and out of the relegation zone. Rudoni tells Sky Sports about the penalty and about the celebration he dedicated to his grandmother. Frank Lampard calls it an outstanding performance in a difficult match and tells his players to keep their feet on the ground. Plus tickets on sale for Fulham and Sunderland at home, and Tottenham away on Monday. Sources named on air: Coventry City FC, BBC Sport, CoventryLive and Sky Sports. Club official and press report are labelled as such in the episode. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 12 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Monday 12 October 2026
It is matchday at the Coventry Building Society Arena, Newcastle United at eight o'clock. Andy Turner at CoventryLive expects Milan van Ewijk straight back in at right wing back after a slight hamstring issue, and with Taiwo Awoniyi serving the last match of his ban he makes the centre forward slot a toss up between Ellis Simms and Sidiki Cherif. Frank Lampard talks to CoventryLive about the backroom staff he leans on, from assistant head coach Joe Edwards to set piece coach John Dempster and new head of goalkeeping Sal Bibbo. The club have put out the matchday guide and tonight's programme. Plus the numbers behind the game from BBC Sport: only Derby County, in 1899, have ever won two top flight games in a row after losing their first four without scoring. Sources named on air: CoventryLive, Coventry City FC and BBC Sport. Press report and club official are labelled as such in the episode. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 11 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Sunday 11 October 2026
Coventry City open the 2026 Level Playing Field annual fan survey, the charity's yearly collection of what disabled supporters actually experience on a matchday. Former Sky Blues striker Jay Bothroyd, speaking after a guest appearance on a Betway presented show and reported by CoventryLive, says the summer meant taking a chance on players without Premier League experience, and that some of them may need a bit of time to adapt. Plus the match officials for Monday night, Newcastle at the Coventry Building Society Arena at eight o'clock, and where the table has us going into it. Sources named on air: Coventry City FC, Level Playing Field, CoventryLive, Newcastle United and BBC Sport. Club official and press report are labelled as such in the episode. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 10 · 4 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Saturday 10 October 2026
Coventry City's limited edition all pink shirt sells out on the day it goes on sale, with a limited number held back for Monday night against Newcastle and ten per cent of shirt sales going to charity. Frank Lampard sets out Haji Wright's return as November into early December, with fresh dates for Luke Woolfenden and Aurele Amenda. The Athletic report one Premier League owner arguing that Coventry should get none of any Manchester City windfall, and Lampard answers the question about titles being stripped. Plus Newcastle at the Arena on Monday night. Sources named on air: Coventry City FC, BBC Coventry and Warwickshire, Andy Turner at CoventryLive, The Athletic and BBC Sport. Club official, press report and rumour are labelled as such in the episode. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 9 · 6 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Friday 9 October 2026
Frank Lampard has given Coventry City's team news ahead of Monday night's Premier League home fixture with Newcastle United at the Coventry Building Society Arena. The club published its own injury update on Thursday 8 October, and Lampard went through it at his pre-match press conference, reported by Andy Turner at CoventryLive. Milan van Ewijk, who sat out the 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest with a hamstring problem, is back in training, as is Kaine Kesler-Hayden. Josh Eccles is not back yet and Lampard said he could be a few more weeks; Haji Wright will not return until into November at best; Luke Woolfenden is a little longer; and Aurele Amenda is working through what Lampard described as up to a three-month injury. All eight of the club's international players have returned to Ryton unscathed. Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle gave his own team news at his press conference, relayed by Lee Ryder at CoventryLive: Joelinton, Nico Gonzalez and Dan Burn are expected to feature and Lewis Miley is expected to be available, while goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen is out for around two months with a hamstring injury. Jaissle was non-committal on Amar Dedic, Tino Livramento, William Osula, Anthony Elanga and Jacob Ramsey. Newcastle arrive on eight points. Lampard also told his press conference that he regularly watches back last season's 3-1 home win over Middlesbrough in February, the last time Coventry played a Monday night game under the lights at the Arena. Coventry are yet to win at home this season. City captain Matt Grimes spoke to Andy Turner about Jake Bidwell, who did not make Coventry's 25-man Premier League squad last month, saying he was heartbroken for him and calling him an incredible human being and an incredible player. Asked about Manchester City, who a Premier League commission found had breached the league's financial rules and who have lodged an appeal and maintain they are innocent, Lampard said he was "outside the story" and would wait and see the result of the appeal. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 8 · 6 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Thursday 8 October 2026
Coventry City have confirmed ticket details for their next two home Premier League fixtures. Tickets for Fulham at home on Saturday 24 October and Sunderland at home on Saturday 31 October, both 3pm kick-offs at the Coventry Building Society Arena, go on sale exclusively to Sky Blues Members from 10am on Thursday 8 October, on a first come, first served basis. Supporters with previous purchase history can buy from 10am on Monday 12 October. Both fixtures carry Category C pricing. Members can buy one ticket each, or up to ten when linking to other 26/27 members. Hospitality packages also go on sale at 10am on Thursday 8 October, with the Fulham fixture on general sale and the Sunderland fixture available to supporters with previous purchase history. The club have published their own roundup of how the eight Sky Blues away on international duty got on, with the window closing on Tuesday evening. Yann Gboho made his full Ivory Coast debut from the bench away at Somalia and scored six minutes later in a 2-0 win, then made his first start in a friendly against Cameroon. Stephen Mfuni made his England Under 21s debut at 18, playing 90 minutes in a 4-2 win over Kazakhstan and 90 minutes in a 3-1 defeat to the Republic of Ireland on Tuesday. Jay Dasilva played in three of Wales' four matches, including a 2-1 win over Norway, and is now on 13 caps. Joel Latibeaudiere's Jamaica finished second in their Nations League group and have drawn Mexico in the quarter-finals. Frank Onyeka and Taiwo Awoniyi were both substituted at half-time in a 3-0 defeat in Guinea Bissau, and Brandon Thomas-Asante and Caleb Yirenkyi lost both of Ghana's qualifiers. Andy Turner at CoventryLive has an interview with captain Matt Grimes, who talks about adapting to the Premier League, what he thinks the real gap between the divisions is, his favourite game of last season and the run of home fixtures ahead. Former Coventry City loan winger Yang Min-hyeok has issued a public apology after remarks to the Korean press about military service exemption, following South Korea's Asian Games win over Japan. Yang, 20, is a Tottenham Hotspur player currently on loan at KVC Westerlo in Belgium. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 7 · 5 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Wednesday 7 October 2026
The BBC report that Coventry City are set to buy the council owned Car Park C land next to the Coventry Building Society Arena for £1.6m. The purchase has not been completed: it goes to a Coventry City Council cabinet meeting next Tuesday, 13 October, and is expected to be signed off there. The money is paid over ten years and none of it goes to the council. It goes to the club's charity, Sky Blues in the Community, which will be contractually obliged to spend around £160,000 a year on sport and cultural activities across the city for the next decade. Councillor Lynnette Kelly, deputy leader of the council, called it a win win and said control of the car park lets the club plan for the future and look at wider regeneration of the area. Doug King said the deal would bring Car Park C in alongside everything already in the existing head lease and simplify future regeneration. There are no public plans for the site at this point. Legends Global announced on Monday that Andy Price will be general manager of the Coventry Building Society Arena. He joins from Olympia in London, part of the same group, where he spent two years as marketing and communications director, and was previously commercial director of the ticketing and arenas division at the NEC in Birmingham. His role covers venue operations, food and beverage, matchday premium hospitality and non matchday revenue through conventions, special events and concerts. The ten year partnership announced in August is backed by a joint investment of more than £15m from the club and Legends Global over the next three years. Price takes up the role full time on 1 December. Andy Turner at CoventryLive reports Coventry's squad position coming out of the international break, ahead of Newcastle United at home on Monday night. Milan van Ewijk, who sat out the Nottingham Forest game with a slight hamstring issue, is expected to be fit this week, and Josh Eccles is hoped to be back training after a calf strain. Luke Woolfenden and Kaine Kesler-Hayden are due back in training but need more time on their fitness. Haji Wright is out with a quad strain until the end of the month, Aurele Amenda is out until Christmas with a calf tear, and Taiwo Awoniyi serves the final game of his ban on Monday. Eight Coventry players were away on international duty. Former Coventry striker Fabio Tavares has ruptured an Achilles tendon for a second time and is out for the rest of Rotherham United's season. Alex Bruce told the Rotherham Advertiser that the surgery is in London this week. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 6 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Tuesday 6 October 2026
Voting is open for Coventry City's September Player of the Month, supported by Geely Auto UK. The club say voting closes at seven o'clock on Wednesday evening and the winner is announced on Thursday, with anybody who played during the month eligible. September brought four games in all competitions, including a first Premier League win in twenty five years, away at Nottingham Forest through Jay Dasilva. Andy Turner at CoventryLive is relaying a report from ontheminute dot com that Coventry are monitoring Kristian Lien, a Norwegian centre forward at Djurgarden in Sweden, ahead of January. The same report has Birmingham City and Wrexham watching him too, and says all three are still at the assessment stage. That is a single source and a rumour, and no club has confirmed any interest. CoventryLive have also gone back to the five four win at Sunderland in April two thousand and nineteen to find out where that side ended up. Liam Kelly retired this summer at thirty six after two seasons at Rotherham and is now in charge of Coventry's Under twenty ones. Dujon Sterling is a regular at Rangers, Dom Hyam is at Wrexham, Lee Burge joined Salford last month, and Bright Enobakhare was last heard of in the Qatari second division. Newcastle United visit the Coventry Building Society Arena on Monday night at eight o'clock. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 5 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Monday 5 October 2026
A Premier League independent commission has found Manchester City guilty on a hundred and fourteen of a hundred and fifteen financial charges, over what the commission called sham contracts with commercial partners. City deny wrongdoing, and the Premier League confirmed on Friday that the club have lodged an appeal. No punishment has been set. Leigh Curtis at CoventryLive has looked at what one of the punishments being talked about, relegation, would mean for Coventry City. Applied to this season it would account for one of the three relegation places before a ball is kicked, leaving Coventry needing only to finish eighteenth to stay up, which Curtis puts at better than a hundred million pounds to the club. If the punishment took effect only after this season, he reckons Coventry would be looking for compensation instead. All of that rests on a sanction that has not been set. Coventry City have also been supporting the Football Association's Play Safe weekend, which ran on Saturday and Sunday under the heading keep up the convo. The club's academy players took part, the youngest age groups completing a Me at Football, Me Outside of Football activity with a trusted adult at home, and the older groups working on a discussion poster round the question of how to make sure everyone is heard. Still nothing new on Aurele Amenda or on Jamie Allen. Newcastle United at the Coventry Building Society Arena a week from today, eight o'clock. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 4 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Sunday 4 October 2026
Newcastle United come to the Coventry Building Society Arena on Monday the twelfth, and CoventryLive, picking up Chronicle Live, report that five of Matthias Jaissle's players are in line to be available again after the international break, among them Tino Livramento, Dan Burn and Amar Dedic. Their goalkeeper Ewen Jaouen is expected to miss the game, and CoventryLive have Anthony Elanga at mid to late October. Andy Turner at CoventryLive has also caught up with the four senior players who left Coventry in the summer. Jamie Allen is still without a club and training with Rochdale to stay fit, Bradley Collins has been an unused substitute in all nine of Bristol City's games, Romain Esse is on loan at Millwall, and Yang Min hyeok is in Belgium with Westerlo. Plus the fixtures ahead: Newcastle at home and then Tottenham away, with Fulham and Sunderland at home to follow. This is press reporting from CoventryLive, with the fixture dates from the published schedule. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 3 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Saturday 3 October 2026
Jack Rudoni's shoulder is finally sorted after summer surgery, and he has told CoventryLive he will not call himself a Premier League player until he has solidified himself, with staying up the first job. He has also set out an England ambition, the United States route through his grandfather and father having never come about. Sidiki Cherif comes out as Coventry's most valuable player on the CIES Football Observatory's latest estimates, above the fee Coventry are reported to have paid Fenerbahce, after thirty minutes of Premier League football so far. And Taiwo Awoniyi has been talking to BBC Sport Africa about finishing a diploma aimed at football's future leaders, and about the lesson from his father that keeps taking him back to school. All of this is press reporting. Sources: CoventryLive (Andy Turner), BBC Sport Africa. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 2 · 4 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Friday 2 October 2026
Coventry's away allocation for Tottenham Hotspur sold out on Thursday, the day it went on sale. The club confirm a limited number of wheelchair bays and ambulant disabled tickets remain for registered disabled season ticket holders with the required loyalty points, available by phone to the ticket office or in person at the Coventry Building Society Arena. If any are still available on Friday 2 October they are sold in four windows: 1300+ points from 10:00, 1200+ from 12:00, 1100+ from 14:00 and 1000+ from 16:00. Successful ballot members who have not yet bought have until 10:00 on Friday 2 October. Coventry are at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Monday 19 October. Andy Turner of CoventryLive reports that Taiwo Awoniyi is serving a three match suspension, has already sat out the last two matches and will serve the third against Newcastle United at home on Monday 12 October, 8pm. From the same CoventryLive round-up of the eleven Sky Blues away with their countries: Yann Gboho came off the bench in the 83rd minute for the Ivory Coast against Somalia on Tuesday and scored in the 89th in a 2-0 win; Norman Bassette scored the winner for Belgium Under-21s against a Wales Under-21 side captained by Coventry team-mate Kai Andrews, in Westerlo, where Bassette is on loan; Taiwo Awoniyi and Frank Onyeka both started and were both withdrawn at half-time as Nigeria lost 3-0 away to Guinea-Bissau on Tuesday; and Caleb Yirenkyi and Brandon Thomas-Asante lost 2-0 to the Ivory Coast and then 4-2 to Gambia from two goals up, prompting calls for the Ghana manager to go. Coventry City have unveiled a limited-edition all-pink shirt in aid of Breast Cancer Awareness, on sale online and in The Cov Store from Friday 9 October in adult and junior sizes, stock limited, with one-off auction pieces raising further funds later in the month. The campaign runs across October at the Coventry Building Society Arena, with the charity CoppaFeel! hosted at the Newcastle United fixture on Monday 12 October and a stadium-wide fan display before kick-off. Play Up, Sky Blues!
October 1 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Thursday 1 October 2026
Coventry City have confirmed ticket details for the away game at Tottenham Hotspur on Monday 19 October, 8pm kick-off at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, with a full allocation of 3,038 tickets and one ticket per Supporter Number. The sale runs in four loyalty-point windows on Thursday 1 October: 1700+ points from 10am, 1600+ from 12pm, 1500+ from 2pm and 1400+ from 4pm, each window open for one hour 45 minutes, with unpaid baskets cleared before the next window opens. Prices are £30 adult, £25 senior and young adult (18 to 25), £18 under 18, plus a £1 booking fee per ticket, and supporters buying a ticket receive 20 loyalty points. The club says further on-sales will be communicated if tickets remain. The Premier League's Key Match Incidents panel has ruled both big decisions in Coventry's 1-0 win at Nottingham Forest correct, as reported by Andy Turner for CoventryLive. The panel supported the VAR intervention to disallow Igor Jesus' late goal 4-1, saying the attacker carelessly stepped on the heel of Caleb Yirenkyi and that it was impactful in the lead up to the goal, and ruled 5-0 that the referee's call of no penalty for a challenge by Frank Onyeka in the 85th minute was correct, the contact being below the threshold for a penalty. Across match round five the panel judged 88% of on-field referee decisions correct, and 89% across the season to date. Frank Lampard has spoken about man management at Coventry, in comments reported by Andy Turner for CoventryLive, who calls it Lampard's biggest challenge since arriving at the club. Lampard said he does not walk in every day and sing a song to the players, that they are grown ups who understand it, and that he is very big on positivity but that positivity and confidence come with work. He pointed to two of the first five fixtures being away at two of what he called the best teams in Europe and said he would not speak forever about it, that City gave everything at Arsenal, and that against Manchester City they competed and probably should have got a result. He said he is not beating the players up over nerves when many are making their Premier League debuts in their mid-20s, and that being exposed to the level is the best way for them to settle. Play Up, Sky Blues!
September 30 · 3 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Wednesday 30 September 2026
Ellis Simms has applied for a Polish passport and Poland are interested and watching, Andy Turner reports for CoventryLive on the back of reporting out of Poland. Poland's national team director Adrian Mierzejewski says Simms' documents are with the consulate and they are waiting on the passport; Polish reports say coach Kibu Vicuna, recently added to Jan Urban's staff, has been tasked with flying to England to watch him; head coach Urban told TVP Sport that Simms would be treated like anyone else once the paperwork clears, and that he is not Haaland but not some random player either. Simms, called up by England at Under-20 level and also eligible for Jamaica, qualifies for Poland through his Poland-born grandmother. He was not in the squad for Poland's three games this international break, against Bosnia and Herzegovina, Romania and Sweden, which CoventryLive puts down to the documents still being processed. Liam Kitching made his Republic of Ireland debut on Sunday in a 3-0 Nations League win over Israel, playing the full 90 minutes on the left of a back three after sitting on the bench for the defeat to Kosovo on the Thursday. He qualifies through a Kildare-born grandmother. Ireland head coach Heimir Hallgrimsson said Kitching would have been in the squad in the summer had the papers been processed sooner, and called him a brilliant person, a good character and a good leader, and a left-footed centre-back Ireland do not have many of. Kitching, a Coventry player, is at Sheffield United on a season-long loan and has played every minute of their four games so far. Carl Rushworth says the shackles are off after Coventry's first win of the season at Nottingham Forest, where he supplied the ball for Jay Dasilva's winner and, by his own account, had barely a save to make. There were no new club announcements out of Coventry City for a fourth day running. The ticket window for supporters with previous purchase history opens at 10am on Wednesday 30 September for Newcastle United at the Coventry Building Society Arena on Monday 12 October, 8pm. Play Up, Sky Blues!
September 29 · 2 min
Coventry City Daily Digest: Tuesday 29 September 2026
Joel Latibeaudiere started for Jamaica as they lost one nil at home to Honduras in the Concacaf Nations League at the National Stadium in Kingston, Keyrol Figueroa scoring the only goal. The Honduran paper Diez reported Latibeaudiere booked in the first half for a foul on Figueroa. Jamaica had won their opening group game against Guatemala. There were no new club announcements out of Coventry City for a third day running. Brandon Thomas-Asante, away on international duty with Ghana, has taken two bags of Milan van Ewijk's old football boots to Accra and handed them to Eric Asante, the coach who worked with him before he had played a professional game. The boots have gone to Covenant FC, a grassroots club in Dansoman. Andy Turner has the story for CoventryLive. Thomas-Asante and Caleb Yirenkyi are with Ghana against Gambia on Tuesday, and Taiwo Awoniyi is with Nigeria away in Guinea-Bissau, both in Africa Cup of Nations qualifying. The ticket window for supporters with previous purchase history opens at 10am on Wednesday 30 September for Newcastle United at the Coventry Building Society Arena on Monday 12 October, a category A fixture. Play Up, Sky Blues!

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