Super Eagles midfielder Frank Onyeka has described Coventry City’s 2–0 Championship victory over West Bromwich Albion as a “great win”, highlighting the team’s organisation and defensive discipline that delivered full points on the road at The Hawthorns.
The Sky Blues maintained top spot in the Sky Bet Championship courtesy of goals from Ephron Mason-Clark and Jack Rudoni, with Onyeka’s strong midfield performance earning him Man of the Match honours in just his second appearance.
Speaking after the game, Onyeka praised Coventry’s collective effort and shape, saying the team stuck to its tactical plan and defended well to see out a valuable away result.
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Frank Onyeka’s reflection on Coventry’s 2–0 West Brom win underscores his growing influence since joining the club. The Nigerian international’s ability to control the midfield, break up opposition play, and contribute to Coventry’s defensive structure played a key role in the victory traits that earned him the Man of the Match award.
This victory was significant not just for the three points but for the confidence it builds within the squad. Away wins in the Championship are never straightforward, and Coventry’s disciplined display reflected Frank Lampard’s tactical direction. For Onyeka, quickly establishing himself as a key performer in the engine room highlights how well he’s adapted to life in English football.
Coventry’s triumph also adds momentum to their push for promotion to the Premier League. Securing consecutive wins particularly on the road shows a level of consistency that is crucial in the long season. Nigerian fans will be encouraged to see Onyeka’s role in this success, as his performances continue to attract positive attention.
Did You Know?
- Frank Onyeka was named Man of the Match in Coventry City’s 2–0 win at The Hawthorns.
- The goals came from Ephron Mason-Clark (5th minute) and Jack Rudoni (32nd minute).
- It was Coventry’s first away league win since November and helped them maintain first place in the Championship.
- Onyeka played a pivotal midfield role, helping break up West Brom’s play and maintain defensive shape.
- Coventry City are pushing for promotion to the Premier League during the 2025/26 season.
