Colchester United v Coventry City, 20 November 2012

Score3-1 to Coventry City
RefereeTrevor Kettle
CompetitionLeague One
VenueWeston Homes Community Stadium, Colchester
Attendance3,229

View Colchester United v Coventry City head to head

1 Colchester United

3 Coventry City

Goals:

Tom Eastman 71 G

Goals:

Franck Moussa 34 G
William Edjenguele 37 G
David McGoldrick 87 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper John Sullivan
Defender Tom Eastman
Defender Brian Wilson
Defender/Centre back Magnus Okuonghae
Defender/Midfielder Craig Eastmond
Defender/Left back Michael Rose
Midfielder Marcus Bean
Midfielder Anthony Wordsworth
Midfielder/Forward Ian Henderson
Midfielder/Forward Freddie Sears
Forward Jabo Ibehre

Starting lineup:

Joseph Murphy Goalkeeper
Blair Adams Defender
William Edjenguele Defender
Richard Wood Defender/Centre back
James Bailey Defender/Midfielder
Cyrus Christie Defender/Midfielder
Carl Baker Midfielder
Steven Jennings Midfielder
Franck Moussa Midfielder
David McGoldrick Forward
Gary McSheffrey Forward

Substitutions:

Gavin Massey for Marcus Bean 46
Clinton Morrison for Ian Henderson 62
Andy Bond for Craig Eastmond 83

Substitutions:

Adam Barton for Gary McSheffrey 77

Cards:

Marcus Bean 39 Y
Ian Henderson 42 Y
Clinton Morrison 67 Y
Anthony Wordsworth 86 Y

Cards:

David McGoldrick 68 Y
Gary McSheffrey 70 Y
Steven Jennings 72 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Mark Cousins
Defender Josh Thompson
Defender John White
Midfielder Andy Bond
Midfielder/Forward Karl Duguid
Forward Gavin Massey
Forward Clinton Morrison

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Chris Dunn
Defender Nathan Cameron
Defender Jordan Clarke
Midfielder Adam Barton
Midfielder John Fleck
Midfielder/Forward Roy O'Donovan
Forward Cody McDonald

Comments:

League position: 16th

Comments:

League position: 15th David McGoldrick became the first ever player to score in six consecutive away games for Coventry City. He had equalled Clarrie Bourton's record set in 1931 when he netted in their previous game at Hartlepool United. The win at Colchester United also meant that for the second time in the club's history, the Sky Blues had won their last game at a club's old ground (5-1 at Layer Road in April 2008) and won on their first visit to that club's new ground. The only other time that has happened was against Bolton Wanderers when City won 2-1 at Burnden Park in December 1995 and 5-1 at the Reebok Stadium in January 1998.

1 Colchester United

Goals:

Tom Eastman 71 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper John Sullivan
Defender Tom Eastman
Defender Brian Wilson
Defender/Centre back Magnus Okuonghae
Defender/Midfielder Craig Eastmond
Defender/Left back Michael Rose
Midfielder Marcus Bean
Midfielder Anthony Wordsworth
Midfielder/Forward Ian Henderson
Midfielder/Forward Freddie Sears
Forward Jabo Ibehre

Substitutions:

Gavin Massey for Marcus Bean 46
Clinton Morrison for Ian Henderson 62
Andy Bond for Craig Eastmond 83

Cards:

Marcus Bean 39 Y
Ian Henderson 42 Y
Clinton Morrison 67 Y
Anthony Wordsworth 86 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Mark Cousins
Defender Josh Thompson
Defender John White
Midfielder Andy Bond
Midfielder/Forward Karl Duguid
Forward Gavin Massey
Forward Clinton Morrison

Comments:

League position: 16th

3 Coventry City

Goals:

Franck Moussa 34 G
William Edjenguele 37 G
David McGoldrick 87 G

Starting lineup:

Joseph Murphy Goalkeeper
Blair Adams Defender
William Edjenguele Defender
Richard Wood Defender/Centre back
James Bailey Defender/Midfielder
Cyrus Christie Defender/Midfielder
Carl Baker Midfielder
Steven Jennings Midfielder
Franck Moussa Midfielder
David McGoldrick Forward
Gary McSheffrey Forward

Substitutions:

Adam Barton for Gary McSheffrey 77

Cards:

David McGoldrick 68 Y
Gary McSheffrey 70 Y
Steven Jennings 72 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Chris Dunn
Defender Nathan Cameron
Defender Jordan Clarke
Midfielder Adam Barton
Midfielder John Fleck
Midfielder/Forward Roy O'Donovan
Forward Cody McDonald

Comments:

League position: 15th David McGoldrick became the first ever player to score in six consecutive away games for Coventry City. He had equalled Clarrie Bourton's record set in 1931 when he netted in their previous game at Hartlepool United. The win at Colchester United also meant that for the second time in the club's history, the Sky Blues had won their last game at a club's old ground (5-1 at Layer Road in April 2008) and won on their first visit to that club's new ground. The only other time that has happened was against Bolton Wanderers when City won 2-1 at Burnden Park in December 1995 and 5-1 at the Reebok Stadium in January 1998.