Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

It's a sign of a good team, to not play particularly well, but to still win the game, they've just kept going. It's been a flat atmosphere, to say that there's a full house in here because Coventry have not really got going.

I thought they started off the game really well, they were lively, particularly down Mason-Clark's side, he was turning the full-back Talovierov inside and out. They eventually got in front and you thought there was going to be more goals now. But then Coventry sat back, they got a little bit too comfortable and when you do that it's all very well if you don't concede a goal. But they concede the goal just on half-time and that gave Stoke a cause in the second-half.

They worked incredibly hard and they'll be disappointed and not got result because of the way they played, they probably deserve to get something.

Coventry didn't really look like they were going to score in the second half and then right at the death in stoppage time, and that stoppage time came about because Stoke we're we're using tactics. The goalkeeper went down, Ben Gibson went down both injured so they can have a tactical time out and Coventry scored the winner in that time. So, from that point of view, that's gone against them.

They've just kept going. It was a goal that I didn't see coming. It was Ellis Simms closing down the goalkeeper, not a great clearance under pressure and then Rudoni managing to find the back of the net off the back of Gibson to give Coventry the three points.

The match concludes with Coventry City emerging victorious over Stoke City.

Coventry's late strike from Jack Rudoni secures the win, extending their lead at the top of the Championship table.

Coventry City fans are celebrating as the team appears set to secure a crucial victory over Stoke City with a late goal from Jack Rudoni.

This win will extend their lead at the top of the Championship table, creating an eight point cushion over Middlesbrough.

Rob Gurney
BBC Radio CWR Sport

Stoke can't believe it, their players are down and out.

But the mark of champions - just when it looked as though two points were going to slip through the Sky Blues' grasp, they score surely the winning goal deep, deep in added time.

Jack Rudoni's dramatic late strike from outside the box has seized the victory for Coventry City in a tense finish against Stoke City.

This goal captures the essence and determination of a winning side, taking all three points just when they seemed most elusive.

Tommy Simkin receives a yellow card for time-wasting as he takes his time over a goal kick, showing Stoke City's cautious approach in the closing minutes against Coventry's determined push.

Coventry City earn yet another corner, as Ben Gibson turns behind a dangerous ball into the box from Jack Rudoni.

Coventry continue to show belief and momentum as they press for a late goal.

Coventry City earn another corner, conceded by Ben Gibson. Coventry continue to push for a late winner as the match enters stoppage time.

Stoke City make two late substitutions with Steven Nzonzi replacing Ben Pearson, while Tomas Rigo comes on for Bae Junho.

Mark Robins is aiming to fortify his side in the closing minutes.

Coventry City continue to pressure Stoke's goal from a long throw near the corner flag, but Stoke's defence holds firm as Van Ewijk's throw leads to a headed attempt that goes wide.

Mike Sheron
Former Stoke City striker on BBC Radio Stoke

Big Ashley Phillips just slid in, made sure it was very near impossible to get the ball into the middle of the goal. So, good defending from Ash.

Coventry City earn a corner as Ashley Phillips makes a crucial sliding block to prevent Thomas-Asante from getting a shot on goal.

Stoke City's defence is under pressure as Coventry push for a late winner.

Ellis Simms has a promising opportunity from 15-yards out, but his shot lifts over the bar, missing the target after a well-connected move.

Coventry City show intent, putting the tempo up with a quick switch in play.

Steve Ogrizovic
Ex-Coventry City goalkeeper on BBC CWR

We know Thomas-Asante will run around and give a little bit of energy and close a little bit better than probably what you know Mason Clark does. They've both got different types of strength.

Ellis Simms replaces Haji Wright, and Brandon Thomas-Asante comes on for Ephron Mason-Clark.

Frank Lampard is making a statement of intent with these attacking substitutions.

Tommy Simkin of Stoke City is down briefly, causing a pause in play. It appears he might have gone down more for tactical reasons, stopping the momentum Coventry City had built.

Simkin made some excellent saves earlier, absorbing pressure from Coventry, and is now back on his feet.

Coventry City earn a corner as Haji Wright's cross deflects off Wilmot.

Stoke City's defensive shape appears more organised now, dealing better with Coventry's attacks down the wings compared to the first half.

Mike Sheron
Former Stoke City striker on BBC Radio Stoke

Cisse has been very willing, very honest and I think he's had a reasonable performance today. Sheer work rate, it's his work rate.

I'm seeing him getting hold of the ball a lot more and personally I've probably kept him on but they pitched side, they probably understand a bit more.

Stoke City are making a substitution with Milan Smit coming on, likely replacing Mohamed Cisse, who has put a lot into the game so far.

Fresh legs needed as both teams search for a decisive goal.