Mark Robins' side Claim Sixth Straight Win Against Watford

First-place Coventry extended their remarkable winning streak with a dominant three to one result against ten-man Watford.

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The Coventry manager's team began to a flying beginning with their striker and Jamie Allen scoring the goal within the initial minutes.

The Japanese winger made it a 3-0 advantage just before half-time, while James Abankwah was dismissed before the whistle.

The midfielder netted a penalty for the away squad, but it proved nothing more than a late goal.

The home side's goalkeeper Carl Rushworth had before saved a golden opportunity for Watford, which could have altered the match early on.

The Coventry boss commented: “That was a tough match now because Watford are a quality side.”

Jack Clarke was introduced from the bench to fire the lone goal in a 1-0 win over the visitors.

The home side dominated the play but only secured the tie late thanks to his fifth goal of the season.

West Brom thought they had scored in injury time, but the effort was ruled out for a offense in the box.

Hayden Matthews scored a unfortunate own goal to present Stoke a one-zero result.

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

Robins remarked: “It was one of the crucial wins we’ve achieved this season.”