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Hull maintain flying start as Liam Millar’s winner ruins Coventry’s day
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Hull maintain flying start as Liam Millar’s winner ruins Coventry’s day

The Guardian Football about 3 hours 1 mins read

Perhaps last week’s triumph was not a one-off. Hull backed up a shock victory against Manchester United by maintaining their 100% start to the Premier League by condemning Coventry to successive defeats.

“We’re gonna win the league,” was the glorious chant raining down from the Hull support after Liam Millar’s 82nd-minute strike. The goal was a sucker-punch for Coventry, who were pushing for a winner themselves and looked set to at least earn their first point of the season. Frank Lampard, arms folded, was unmoved as the away end rejoiced.

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