Heart-in-mouth moment from the usually so assured centre-back Japhet Tanganga at the back for Millwall.

The former Spurs defender takes one touch too many under serious pressure from Vakoun Bayo, and ultimately the Watford striker presses too enthusiastically and gives away the foul.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

That change has surprised me.

I thought it'd be a good opportunity to build up the minutes for Haji Wright in his favoured position.

Millwall are after this now and the goal scorer Casper De Norre robs Tom Dele-Bashiru in the midfielder before Josh Coburn wins the corner.

George Honeyman send in the set piece and Jake Cooper beats Edo Kayembe far too easily in the air, but can't steer his header inside the far post.

Ephron Mason-Clark can't continue and on comes Brandon Thomas-Asante for the 30 minutes we have remaining.

Million Manhoef picks up a short corner for Stoke and has a shot which takes a nick off a Coventry defender and Oliver Dovin fumbles the ball but it's cleared.

It's the most the visitors have threatened in this second period.

Ephron Mason-Clark is down injured for the home side.

Vakoun Bayo carries it forward well with his first touches since coming on and signals to the crowd to get them going.

It's all been a bit flat in the second half, Millwall seeing much more of the ball.

Stoke's Junior Tchamadeu is down holding his head - looks like he is caught by Josh Eccles' shoulder but there's no malice or intent in it.

The former Colchester full-back is on his feet again and we continue.

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Well Mamadou Doumbia is not going to be able to continue, which is sad to see.

He gets up gingerly and is going to be able to walk off the field but he looks to be really distraught, hopefully he'll be back soon.

Watford are bringing on their top scorer Vakoun Bayo in his place.

Viktor Johansson appeared to clean out Coventry's Ephron Mason-Clarke just before the break, but the referee didn't give a spot kick.

It looked fairly nailed on.

Did you think it was a penalty?

Thumbs up for yes, thumbs down for no.

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Coventry have started this second half a lot better than they did the first.

They are pressing Stoke deep inside their own half.

Looks like the old saying of when you have your foot on someone's throat you don't take it off.

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Joe Bryan smashes the free-kick for Millwall and can't quick get enough round it to bend it round the wall and in at the near post, as it runs along the side netting and behind for a goal kick.

Millwall striker Josh Coburn looks to be in some discomfort after an awkward fall earlier and now Mamadou Doumbia pulls up off the ball and needs some treatment.

Lots of home fans slow to retake their seats for the second period.

They're probably enjoying the scoreline and the weather - there's lots to smile about if you have Coventry allegiances at the moment and after the tough times they've experienced why not enjoy it now?

Luke Cundle becomes the first name into the book after a lunge on Jeremy Ngakia.

A poor first touch from the Millwall midfielder allowed the Watford player to latch on to the ball and Cundle's challenge was always going to be late.

The Hornets are allowing the visitors to have more of the ball and Aidomo Emakhu wins a free-kick in a very dangerous area for Millwall.

What magic has Mark Robins worked at the break?

Will the Coventry juggernaut roll on?

Andrew Moran and Lewis Koumas are off for Stoke with Sam Gallagher and Million Manhoef replacing them.

We are back under way at the CBS Arena.

Straight from the kick-off Watford fly forward with Giorgi Chakvetadze, who plays in Moussa Sissoko on the right hand side.

He finds Mamadou Doumbia in the middle and the 19-year-old swivels and shoots way over the bar.

No changes from either side at the break and we're back under way at Vicarage Road.

How many more points will Stoke need to feel comfortable?

They won't want to be dragged into a relegation dogfight, but it feels like they might be in one at the moment.

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In the live Championship table, Coventry have put a bit of a buffer between themselves and seventh-placed Bristol City.

Watford are also well in the mix.

It's so, so tight though...

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Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

I really enjoyed that half, really entertaining.

Stoke actually started the better of the two sides, they came out the blocks.

But two goals from Torp did the business.

It was two great goals, Eccles hits the post and I'm certain they should have had a penalty which means for me they have been comfortably the better side in that half.