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90:00+4:30 The final whistle is blown by the referee. 90:00+4:07 Lloyd Dyer takes a shot. Save by Keiren Westwood. 90:00+2:45 Matt Oakley challenges Clinton Morrison unfairly and gives away a free kick.  

PETER Whittingham's injury-time penalty ended Coventry's unbeaten run at the Ricoh Arena in this battle of play-off rivals. Chris Coleman's men had not lost at home since December and went ahead in the 32nd minute, after Cardiff had dominated possession in the early exchanges without ever really testing goalkeeper Keiren Westwood. CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL: GET YOUR FREE £100 BET HERE...  

WINS, not draws, are what Argyle need if they want to escape relegation from the Championship. They have drawn four of their last six matches, all by 1-1 scorelines, and lost the other two games. So, on the face of it, there is not much cause for optimism the Pilgrims can somehow stay up.

keeper David Stockdale and into the net. Stockdale saved a firm shot from Stead, before Argyle's Richard Eckersley, who had been very solid at left-back, limped out of the game with a groin injury. Pilgrims   -Carl Fletcher

 

83:36 Foul by Jamie Mackie on Gary Deegan, free kick awarded. Free kick taken by Keiren Westwood. 81:09 Chris Clark has an effort at goal from outside the area which goes wide right of the goal. 80:04 Sammy Clingan restarts play with the free kick. 80:04 Booking Yannick Bolasie booked for unsporting behaviour. 79:42 Unfair challenge on Michael McIndoe by Yannick Bolasie results in a free kick. 79:21 Karl Duguid delivers the ball, clearance by Martin Cranie. 77:37 The ball is delivered by Micha  

Coventry moved closer to the Coca-Cola Championship play-offs despite failing to beat struggling Plymouth at the Ricoh Arena. The Sky Blues, who have not lost at home since December, are just two points off sixth-placed Cardiff and host Dave Jones' side on Tuesday night. Kari Arnason headed the visitors into the lead in first-half injury time but Michael McIndoe's first goal for Coventry ensured a point for Chris Coleman's men.

Why not mention the play-offs? Let’s go for it and if we get there by winning all our games 1-0 I won’t care at all.   -Chris Coleman

 

90:00+4:31 The game is over, as the referee blows his whistle. 90:00+3:59 Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on James McPake by Yannick Bolasie.  

CHRIS Coleman paid tribute to goal hero Jonathan Stead after the on-loan striker helped to keep Coventry's late push for a play-off spot on track for the second week in a row. Stead's quality 23rd-minute strike made the difference against relegation-bound Peterborough in a tight and scrappy game at London Road. The strike moved City up to eighth place, three points away from sixth, as they prepare to face second-from-bottom Plymouth at home next week. The rich vein of form, which has seen Coleman's

Jonathan has beaten two centre-halves to get in front of the keeper to score that goal and not only does that show great desire and strength to get in there but great calmness to finish   -CHRIS Coleman

 

90:00+2:15 Freddie Sears is caught offside.  

I thought it was a fairly low-key affair. Brazil were not at their most fluent while the Irish looked a little leaden footed. The South Americans were a little subdued in their tasks, content to stay in their own half and pick out the spaces afforded to them on the break.  

CITY new boy Jon Stead was delighted to get his first goal for the club but said he would trade them all in for a spot in the play-offs. The 26-year-old, who is on loan from Ipswich Town, netted on his debut at the Ricoh Arena to give the Sky Blues the lead against Nigel Adkins' side. Keiren Westwood saved a penalty after Leon Barnett got sent off for hauling down Gary Hooper in the box before Sammy Clingan thumped in a free-kick to give Coventry a two goal advantage.