Lampard equals England s second-tier league record that has stood for 60 years

On the evening of October 25, Lampard led Coventry to continue their brilliant performance. They remained unbeaten after 12 rounds, leading the British Championship standings and tying a record that had stood for 60 years.

With 3 goals in the first half, Coventry defeated Watford 3-1. 34 goals in 12 rounds. No team has accomplished this achievement in the secondary league since Wolves in the 1965/66 season. If this form continues, Lampard's team will break this record. But tying the 60-year record is enough to make Coventry the most entertaining team in the league. They currently have 28 points with 8 wins and 4 draws, 4 points ahead of second place Middlesbrough, and are currently the only unbeaten team in the Championship.

Coventry not only has explosive attack power. The defense is also very solid, conceding only 9 goals, second only to Middlesbrough (8 goals). Goalkeeper Rushworth contributed a series of extremely crucial saves, helping the team maintain its previous stable state.

After the game, Lampard spoke cautiously: "I'm very happy. We dominated the game in the first half, but the season is still long. If we slip a little, everything may disappear." The 47-year-old coach also praised the team's team spirit: Although the main shooter Top and midfielder Rudoni were absent, they still won the victory.

After leading the team from 17th to the top five last season, Lampard has the opportunity to lead Coventry back to the Premier League after 24 years. In its current state, this dream is not too far-fetched.