Here is what happened between Coventry city and Hull city

Coventry City suffered a loss against Hull City at the Coventry Building Society Arena.

Hull City had the first scoring opportunity when Abdülkadir Ömür took a long-range shot, which Brad Collins saved for a corner.

In an attack down the left side, Jade Philogene beat his defender and passed to Tyler Morton, but Morton missed the target, shooting over the bar.

Philogene scored the first goal of the match around the half-hour mark.

Kasey Palmer equalized for Coventry City with a powerful free-kick from 25 yards out.

Collins made a crucial save to deny Philogene shortly after the restart.

Hull City regained the lead with a penalty converted by Fabio Carvalho just before halftime.

At halftime, Coventry City’s manager, Mark Robins, made two substitutions to try to turn the game around.

Coventry City leveled the score again through Bobby Thomas’s header around 15 minutes into the second half.

Ryan Giles came on as a substitute and had an opportunity to score, but he missed the target.

Hull City took the lead once more after a defensive error, allowing Noah Ohio to score.

Coventry City almost equalized in stoppage time, but Liam Kitching’s header was saved by Ryan Allsop.

The final score was Coventry City 2, Hull City 3.

Yellow cards were shown to Tyler Morton, Ben Sheaf, Josh Eccles, Fabio Carvalho, Jaden Philogene, and Alfie Jones.

The attendance was 25,023, with 737 Hull City supporters.

Coventry City’s lineup included Brad Collins, Joel Latibeaudiere, Bobby Thomas, Luis Binks, Jake Bidwell, Jay Dasilva, Josh Eccles, Liam Kelly, Ben Sheaf, Kasey Palmer, and Matty Godden.

Hull City’s lineup included Ryan Allsop, Jacob Greaves, Alfie Jones, Tyler Morton, Liam Delap, Jaden Philogene, Jean Michael Seri, Regan Slater, Matty Jacob, Fabio Carvalho, and Abdülkadir Ömür.