Callum O'Hare spent five years with Coventry before joining Sheffield United last summer.

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Derby are up to 11th place in the Chanmpionship with substitute Lars-Jorgen Salvesen scoring the winner against Hull City.

It's their fourth successive league win and boss John Eustace has told BBC Radio Derby:

"In the first half we were excellent, we were playing against a really good team.

"We lost our way a little bit in the second half but it's about the squad and we found a way to get the three points.

"I'm really proud of Lars (Jorgen Salvesen) scoring - he's been through a lot since joining the club and he's worked really hard to challenge Carlton (Morris) and get onto the bench and he took his goal really well.

"It's still very early, i'm not interested where we are, it's great for the confidence of the group to win again but now we've got to get rested and get ready for a difficult game on Saturday."

Derby visit John Eustace's former club, Blackburn at the weekend.

The Enemy's We'll Live and Die in These Towns - originally released in 2007 - has been played before Coventry games since 2020 and has grown to become the club's unofficial anthem.

You can read more about it here.

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard told Sky Sports:

"The biggest thing is the character. We were playing okay first half but the issue was set pieces and little transition moments.

"We made a tactical change at the break but it was more about personality and the way we pushed and pushed.

"We were slightly off it at Wrexham and we had to make changes but having Bobby Thomas back tonight, he's a big big character in the team and he was outstanding tonight."

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

That is the 13th goal from set plays already this season, already equal with the 13 we scored from them last season.

That shows how much work they have done on them.

That long throw is a real weapon.

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Lars-Jorgen Salvesen was the hero for Derby with the winning goal just moments after coming on as a substitute.

He had six months out with a serious knee injury and tonight is his second goal for the club.

The Norwegian has been talking to BBC Radio Derby:

"It's hard to explain, it's what I've been working for every day.

"After my injury and being out for six months it's all you think about and dream of.

"It's been a tough journey, I came in at a difficult time for the club and then getting my injury really quickly I couldn't contribute at the end of last season.

"I've worked so hard for six months to get back and I'm so happy now."

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Coventry came from behind to beat Sheffield United and extend their lead at the top of the table to four points.

Their former boss Mark Robins inspired Stoke to another thumping win, 3-0 at Oxford United, to make it eight goals in four days and go above Middlesbrough, who needed a dramatic leveller at Leicester to snatch a point with 10 men.

Millwall were thrashed 4-0 at Birmingham but stay fourth, for 24 hours at least, while down the road Charlton are up to fifth after a dramatic win over West Brom, who slip to 14th.

Bristol City and Hull City lost ground after defeats to upwardly-mobile Blackburn and Derby respectively while Ipswich and Watford remain in the middle of the pack after sharing the points at Portman Road.

Sheffield United remain in the relegation zone after an 11th defeat of the season while it might yet get worse as the four teams around them play tomorrow night.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall at half-time.

First half they were hesitant, there looked like there was a hangover from the Wrexham game, almost like they did not want to make a mistake, then you do make mistakes.

Defensively it was not a good watch, but they still had opportunities going forward.

Whatever was said at half-time, and bringing Ephron Mason-Clark on, made such a difference.

Coventry City's Brandon Thomas-Asante told Sky Sports:

"We spoke at half time about having been in tough positions before.

"What we want to do is learn to win different types of games and prove ourselves in different tests.

"That's what it takes to be there at the top and we're going to have plenty more of those."

West Brom have just two wins from their last 10 games and have dropped down to 14th. Ryan Mason's Baggies are also goalless in their last three matches.

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Rob Gurney
BBC Radio CWR Sport

What a second-half transformation here.

Just one defeat in 14 matches at the start of the season, the Sky Blues are four points clear of Stoke - their next opponents, at the top of the Championship table.

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Coventry go four points clear at the top of the Championship.

Sam McCallum gave the visitors a first-half lead but Coventry then dominated after the break.

Tatsuhiro Sakamoto slid in an equaliser before Bobby Thomas got up to meet a corner and put City ahead.

Brandon Thomas-Asante then added a third with almost the last kick of the game.

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A point apiece is probably about right.

Imran Louza had Watford ahead before Jaden Philogene equalised within five minutes.

Neither side took a grip of the game in the second period but Ipswich's Ivan Azon almost won it in the dying moments only to be denied by a fine save from Egil Selvik.

Four minutes added on as United try to salvage something.

They force three successive corners but City survive.

Neil Maddison
Former Middlesbrough midfielder on BBC Tees

That is nothing more than we deserve.

I thought we dominated.

Luke Ayling I thought was absolutely magnificent with the captain's armband on.

Talk about never giving in.