Coventry City fight back as Leicester City undone late | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Coventry City beat Leicester City 2-1 to remain top of the Championship. Jordan James put the visitors ahead in the 10th minute after Bobby Decordova-Reid's pass. After the restart, Coventry turned it around, with Ellis Simms equalising (47.) before Haji Wright's late winner (85.) from Tatsuhiro Sakamoto's assist. The Foxes were forced into 49 clearances, evidence of sustained second half pressure. Coventry remain first and host Millwall next, while the Foxes sit 12th and visit Wrexham next.

Player of the Match: Haji Wright decided it with a sharp cameo, scoring the winner and registering three shots on target in just 23 minutes.

Stat of the Match: Carl Rushworth produced five saves, providing a calm last line as Coventry flipped the game.

Three Things We Learned: Coventry attempted 18 shots to the Foxes' 14, reflecting their front foot second half. Wright's finishing proved decisive, with three shots on target from the bench and the late winner. Caleb Okoli and Ben Nelson made 14 and 10 clearances respectively, underlining the visitors' deep defensive shift.