REPORT: Coventry City 6-2 Oxford United

Coventry City has secured their spot in the hat for the FA Cup Fourth Round by scoring six goals against Oxford United at the Coventry Building Society Arena.

Goals scored by Joel Latibeaudiere, Ben Sheaf and Kasey Palmer in the first half set the momentum for the game.

After a short interruption, Callum O'Hare successfully converted a penalty kick, followed by Matty Godden's entry from the sideline, who scored two goals to equalize after Mark Harris and Tyler Goodrham scored for the opposing team.

The early stages of the game saw the Sky Blues score their first goal at the Coventry Building Society Arena. Defender Joel Latibeaudiere made the crucial breakthrough by flicking a corner at the near post that left goalkeeper Simon Eastwood beaten.

Although City took the lead, it didn't last long as Oxford managed to score an equalizer within 90 seconds. The goal scorer was Mark Harris, whose deflected shot managed to get past Ben Wilson.

The team's objectives were being achieved rapidly, and the Sky Blues managed to take the lead again just one minute later thanks to a play by Ellis Simms on the left side. Simms passed the ball back to Ben Sheaf, who then struck it hard into the back of the net.

A few moments after that, Mark Robins' team scored another goal, which was the best one yet. Kasey Palmer shot the ball from a distance of 30 yards and it ended up in the top corner of the net, making the score 3-1.

Prior to the intermission, an opportunity arose to increase the lead to a score of 4-1 through a set-piece at a distance of 25 yards. Unfortunately, Milan van Ewijk's attempt struck the upper portion of the net and the Yellow team managed to endure the attack.

Intermission Update: Coventry City is leading with a score of 3-1 against Oxford United.

The Sky Blues had a nearly flawless start to the second half. They penetrated the Oxford backline in the first minute, and Callum O'Hare attempted to score in the bottom corner. However, Eastwood prevented the goal.

The player in the midfield managed to score a goal, but it wasn't easy - they had to earned it from a penalty kick. Palmer was fouled in the designated area, which resulted in a penalty kick for the team. Callum confidently took the penalty kick and managed to deceive Eastwood, who moved the wrong way, resulting in the team securing a 4-1 victory.

At the one-hour mark, Ellis Simms had an opportunity to score the fifth point. He managed to outmaneuver his opponent in the box and take a shot, but Eastwood prevented him from doing so by blocking his legs.

A substitute named Tyler Goodrham scored a goal from the edge of the area which got past Ben Wilson just before the game concluded, allowing the visiting team to score one point.

Nonetheless, the City team managed to increase their lead by three goals once again, as Matty Godden, who had come on as a substitute, skillfully placed the ball in the bottom corner of the net.

With only two minutes left on the clock, the forward was able to score another goal for himself, securing the Sky Blues' advancement in the FA Cup.

Sky Blues triumphed over Oxford United with a score of 6-2 during the entire match.

Objectives: Joel Latibeaudiere scored in the eighth minute, followed by Mark Harris in the tenth minute, and Ben Sheaf in the eleventh minute. Kasey Palmer then scored in the seventeenth minute, with Callum O'Hare adding another goal in the fiftieth minute. Tyler Goodrham contributed a goal in the seventy-ninth minute, and Matty Godden scored two more goals in the eighty-fifth and eighty-eighth minutes.

In the yellows team, we can spot Cameron Brannagan, Ruben Rodrigues, and Joel Latibeaudiere.

The starting lineup for the Sky Blues in their recent game included Ben Wilson as the goalkeeper and Milan van Ewijk, Joel Latibeaudiere, Luis Binks, and Jake Bidwell as defenders. In the midfield, there were Ben Sheaf as captain, Josh Eccles, and Callum O'Hare, who was replaced by Tavares in the 67th minute. Up front, Kasey Palmer played alongside Ellis Simms, who was replaced by Godden in the 72nd minute, and Tatsuhiro Sakamoto, who was substituted by Dasilva in the 67th minute.

Substitutes who did not get a chance to play: Simon Moore who is a goalkeeper, Kyle McFadzean, Liam Kelly, and Kai Andrews.

Starting at the goal was Simon Eastwood followed by Ciaron Brown, Jordan Thorniley, Josh McEachran (substituted by Bodin in the second half), Cameron Brannagan (Captain, replaced by Henry in the latter part of the game), Mark Harris, Joe Bennett, Oisin Smyth (who was substituted by Mills in the second half), Fin Stevens, Marcus McGuane, and Ruben Rodrigues (substituted by Goodrham in the latter part of the match) in the Oxford United lineup.

Some substitutes did not get to play in the recent game. These include Edward McGinty who is a goalkeeper as well as Alex Rodriguez, Max Woltman, Gatlin O’Donkor, and Richard James McIntyre. They were chosen to potentially play but were not needed in the end.