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BRIGHT RUN SPARKS TOP SIX HOPES

By Dany Robson

TAKE OFF: Stanley’s Jordan Clark, left, and Coventry’s Brandon Mason battle for the ball

Coventry’s Bright Enobakhare (centre left) celebrates after scoring their first goal

Stanley’s Callum Johnson, left, tackles Enobakhare
PICTURE: PA Images

MARK Robins says Coventry’s victory over Accrington Stanley will be a massive boost in their bid for a play-off place.
The Sky Blues moved up to eighth – five points outside the top six – and extended their unbeaten run to five games.
Wolves loan striker Bright Enobakhare scored the ...

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