| 0¹ | A free-kick from VINICIUS flew over the bar. |
| 4¹ | A shot from JOSÉ ARNÁIZ held little difficulty for TRUBIN. |
| 8¹ | A cross from CULLEN left VINICIUS in lots of space but he fluffed his shot. |
| 17¹ | A header from VINICIUS was booted off the line by MUHEIM. |
| 19¹ | JOSÉ ARNÁIZ galloped through the Swansea City defence but shot straight at TRUBIN. |
| 25¹ | A shot from MUHEIM was smothered by the 'keeper. |
| 30¹ | GOAL!! A terrible clearance fell to WIJNDAL who sliced a shot goalward, luckily UDOGIE was on hand to crack the ball into the roof of the net. (1-0 Swansea City)| 31¹ | SALECH worked the ball to AOUAR, RODRIGO MUNIZ latched onto his pass and booted the ball within easy reach of the 'keeper. | | 34¹ | GOAL!! A foul on YATES inside the area gave Coventry City a penalty which RODRIGO MUNIZ made look easy. (1-1)| 36¹ | A pin-point pass found VINICIUS and his looping effort floated narrowly wide. | | 37¹ | CULLEN ran onto a great ball from BALDÉ but toe-poked his shot wide of the goal. | | 43¹ | A good effort from JOSÉ ARNÁIZ scraped the outside of the lefthand post. | | 0² | RODRIGO MUNIZ headed the ball wide of the lefthand post from the edge of the box. | | 5² | GOAL!! With his back to goal JOSÉ ARNÁIZ wrong-footed the defence and stroked the ball past the Swansea City 'keeper. (2-1 Coventry City)| 7² | GOAL!! VINICIUS hit a curling twenty-five yard shot past the hapless STRAKOSHA. (2-2)| 9² | A weak strike from RODRIGO MUNIZ trickled agonisingly wide. | | 16² | A lovely cross from AYEW was knocked goalbound by CUNDLE only for STRAKOSHA to palm clear. | | 17² | STRAKOSHA did well to hold onto a powerful shot from CULLEN. | | 23² | AOUAR scuffed an easy chance. | | 33² | EBOSELE floated the ball to JOSÉ ARNÁIZ who flicked it inches over. | | 36² | AYEW was put clear by DANILO and he pulled away from the Coventry City 'keeper but thrust his shot just beyond the far post. | | 38² | VINICIUS's shot beat the 'keeper but rebounded off the Coventry City crossbar. | | 38² | The hapless 'keeper stared in disbelief as a backpass from SYKES fell just over. | | | | |