Lamp's high-flyers are Simmply two good for Addicks

COVENTRY manager Frank Lampard praised his side's attitude after coming from behind to beat Charlton.

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Harvey Knibbs opened the scoring for the Addicks but a brace from Ellis Simms and Josh Eccles' second in three games kept the Sky Blues' 10-point gap at the top of the table.

Lampard said: "Really pleased. Tough match to go one down, from a set-piece, it was their first threat but that can happen.

"Their attitude to keep playing was good, they moved the ball well.

"We had a lot of the ball, we just needed to inject speed and carry on creating which we managed to do.

"We continued and continued and in the second half we saw out the game very well.