Lamps lights way with great display of lethal finishing

FRANK LAMPARD praised his clinical Coventry side as the league leaders made it six wins in a row with a 3-1 victory over 10-man Watford.

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Brandon Thomas-Asante and Jamie Allen set the Sky Blues on their way inside the first seven minutes before Tatsuhiro Sakamoto made it three.

James Abankwah was sent off for the Hornets before halftime while Imran Louza’s second-half penalty proved to be nothing but a consolation.

Lampard said: “At the minute we're clinical and we're dangerous.

“Sakamoto's cross is great for Brandon's goal and his positioning is something we work on a lot, and it's great to see that recreated in a game.

“Then Jamie to get his goal after coming into the team and the nature of Tatsu's goal, a turnover that we go quickly and score, things we talk about a lot, so I'm really pleased with all that part of it. We're working well as a team.

“It was a challenging game because Watford are a good team.