Coventry vs Luton Town: A Tale of Two Halves

Coventry City and Luton Town played out a thrilling encounter at the CBS Arena, with the Sky Blues coming from behind to win 3-2 in the Championship.

Luton took an early lead through Carlton Morris' penalty, but Coventry equalized through Ellis Simms just before the hour mark.

Victor Torp gave Luton the lead again in the 76th minute, but Haji Wright scored a dramatic winner for Coventry in the 90th minute.

It was a tale of two halves for both teams, with Coventry dominating the first half but failing to find the breakthrough.

Luton, on the other hand, were much better in the second half and took the lead through Morris' penalty.

However, Coventry rallied back and deservedly won the game in the end.

Wright's goal was his first for Coventry since joining the club on loan from Antalyaspor in January.

The American striker has now scored three goals in his last four games for the Sky Blues.

Coventry manager Mark Robins was delighted with his team's performance.

"I'm really pleased with the character and resilience the players showed today"

"We went behind twice but we never gave up and we kept fighting until the end."

"I'm delighted for Haji Wright to get his first goal for the club and I'm sure there will be many more to come."

Luton manager Rob Edwards was disappointed with the result but admitted that Coventry deserved to win.

"I'm disappointed with the result but I can't fault the effort of the players"

"We played well in the second half and we took the lead, but we couldn't hold on."

"Coventry deserved to win in the end and I wish them all the best for the rest of the season."