Coventry writes history with two late goals to reach FA Cup semis

In a stunning turn of events, Coventry City secured a spot in the FA Cup semifinals for only the second time in their history after a thrilling victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux. The Championship side’s dreams seemed dashed when they fell behind 2-1 in the closing minutes of the game, but two stoppage-time goals sparked wild celebrations and sealed their historic triumph.

The match started with Coventry City taking the lead through Ellis Simms’ goal, maintaining their advantage until the 83rd minute. However, a dramatic comeback from Wolverhampton Wanderers saw them turn the scoreline around with two late goals.

Yet, Coventry City refused to give up. Ellis Simms, the hero of the day, scored again in the 97th minute to level the score. Just moments later, Haji Wright delivered the decisive blow with a curled effort, sending Coventry City into raptures.

Despite Wolverhampton Wanderers’ late surge, Coventry City held on for the 3-2 victory, booking their place in the FA Cup semifinals. Manager Mark Robins and his team celebrated wildly on the pitch, marking a historic achievement for the club.

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THAT MATCH-WINNING MOMENT! 🦅 pic.twitter.com/kcBuSN6j14

— Coventry City (@Coventry_City) March 16, 2024

Coventry City will now look forward to a return to Wembley, where they aim to replicate their past glory in the FA Cup and make history once again.