Coventry Nack Newcastle 4-1, Win First Premier League Home Game In 25 Years

Coventry City don beat Newcastle United 4-1 for CBS Arena, and na their first Premier League home win in 25 years. The win also be Coventry first Premier League game at CBS Arena under any name ever.

The three points carry Coventry comot relegation zone go 14th place. Newcastle goalkeeper Lukas Hornicek hauled down Sidiki Cherif to gift Coventry an early penalty.

Referee John Brooks give the penalty. Jack Rudoni make no mistake with the finish, scoring the club first goal at home this season.

Na Coventry first Premier League goal at their home ground since John Hartson score in a 1-0 win against Sunderland in April 2001. Coventry start second half with lightning speed.

Teenager Sidiki Cherif double their lead shortly after the restart with a clean finish. A stunning 70th-minute long-range strike by Sven Botman hand Newcastle a lifeline.

But a deflected shot by substitute Ellis Simms put Coventry out of reach. Stephen Mfuni put the cherry on top with four minutes of normal time remaining when he curled past Hornicek into the top-right corner.

Alan Smith on Sky Sports call the penalty a stick-on after Hornicek made a complete mess of it. Smith say the goalkeeper should've collected it first time, and then na panic stations.

Cherif get there first, and na stick-on penalty, Smith talk. The former striker add say referee John Brooks had a good view of it.

Steve Cooper for Monday Night Football studio also agree. The former Leicester head coach say the goalkeeper hasn't covered himself in glory.