Coach Lampard's dream of invincibility shattered

In the early morning of November 1, in round 13 of the Championship, Wrexham defeated Coventry with a score of 3-2 to end the unbeaten streak of the top team.

Lampard's Coventry suffered defeat against Wrexham.

At Wrexham, Kieffer Moore scored a perfect hat-trick to help the home team come from behind and also shattered Coventry City's unbeaten dream. Before this round, in the English football league system, Frank Lampard and his students were the only remaining team that had not lost since the beginning of the season.

Ephron Mason-Clark gave Lampard's side the lead midway through the first half. But Moore scored three goals in just 23 minutes of the second half to give Wrexham their most impressive win of the season. Tatsuhiro Sakamoto pulled a late goal back in the 88th minute to give Coventry hope, but the visitors could not find an equaliser.

Coventry's dream of maintaining an unbeaten record is officially over. The defeat did not cost Coventry City the top spot in the Championship, as they still have a three-point lead over second-placed Middlesbrough. However, it was a wake-up call for Lampard and his players.

Before that, in round 12 of the Championship, Coventry had a 3-1 victory over Watford. They reached the milestone of 34 goals in 12 matches, a feat no team has achieved since Wolves in the 1965/66 season in the Second Division. In addition, Coventry also maintained a streak of 6 consecutive wins in the Championship.

Lampard and his team would go down in history if they set a record of 7 consecutive wins. However, the defeat at Wrexham has put an end to that ambition. However, Lampard and his students are having an impressive start to the season.

Last season, Lampard helped Coventry finish 5th but failed in the promotion play-off round. Entering the 2025/26 season, the 47-year-old strategist aims to win direct promotion to the Premier League.

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