Coventry City reinforced their position atop the EFL Championship standings with a hard-earned 2-1 triumph against Bristol City at their home ground. Clinical finishes from Callum O'Hare and Matt Godden propelled the Sky Blues to victory, overcoming a late reply from Bristol’s Antoine Semenyo. The result widens Coventry’s cushion at the summit to five points, extending their unbeaten streak to 12 matches as they chase a return to the Premier League.
In a heart-stopping League Two fixture, Wrexham salvaged a 1-1 draw against Swindon Town thanks to a 93rd-minute penalty converted by Paul Mullin. After Harry McKirdy’s 65th-minute strike put Swindon ahead, the Welsh side launched a furious late assault, earning a crucial point that keeps their playoff ambitions alive. The dramatic finish electrified the Racecourse Ground crowd, underscoring Wrexham’s resilience in a tightly contested division.
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