Sky Sports Premier League Podcast
Sep 19, 2026 · 33 min · 14 segments
Pien Meulensteen is joined by Jamie Redknapp and former Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper to discuss all the biggest talking points from the City Ground which saw Frank Lampard’s Coventry City…
Jamie RedknappPanelist
Steve CooperPanelist
Frank LampardGuest
Pien MeulensteenHost
Johnny PhillipsFor fans under the age of 30, it's a really memorable one, because it's probably the first time they've ever seen their side win in the Premier League.
They've waited since April 2001 to do it, but Frank Lampard has led them to success here with the most unlikely of goal scorers.
Jade Silva's first ever for the club from a breakaway caused by his goalkeeper, who gets the assist.
A long clearance from Carl Rushworth, and Bobby Thomas played his part as well with a goal line clearance from Igor Jesus that ensured Coventry got this one over the line.
They were helped as well by VAR, because Jesus thought he was eq- thought he had equalized, but it turns out that he'd actually fouled Caleb Eurenyi in running the ball over the line.
So disappointment for Oliver Glasner, for the jeering Forest fans at the end.
Oh, it's massive.
Listen, it's all about getting three points.
It's all about scoring goals.
[laughs] And they've done it all tonight, haven't they? This is a platform for them to really go and kick on now.
I thought they were excellent.
Uh, when they had to defend and dig deep, they did.
I just felt that Forest didn't quite have enough this evening.
[crowd cheering] I've seen them this season, and I like what I see, but they were nowhere near what I seen last week.
That'll be the disappointment, yes.
Things haven't quite gone their way today, but listen, all credit goes to Frank Lampard and this Coventry side.
They've dug deep, and they've got all three points.
After the bruising by Brighton, this has been a lesson in bounce-back ability.
Finding gold thanks to Da Silva.
For fans under the age of 30, it's a really memorable one, because it's probably the first time they've ever seen their side win in the Premier League.
They've waited since April 2001 to do it, but Frank Lampard has led them to success here with the most unlikely of goal scorers.
Jade Silva's first ever for the club from a breakaway caused by his goalkeeper, who gets the assist.
A long clearance from Carl Rushworth, and Bobby Thomas played his part as well with a goal line clearance from Igor Jesus that ensured Coventry got this one over the line.
They were helped as well by VAR, because Jesus thought he was eq- thought he had equalized, but it turns out that he'd actually fouled Caleb Eurenyi in running the ball over the line.
So disappointment for Oliver Glasner, for the jeering Forest fans at the end.
Oh, it's massive.
Listen, it's all about getting three points.
It's all about scoring goals.
[laughs] And they've done it all tonight, haven't they? This is a platform for them to really go and kick on now.
I thought they were excellent.
Uh, when they had to defend and dig deep, they did.
I just felt that Forest didn't quite have enough this evening.
[crowd cheering] I've seen them this season, and I like what I see, but they were nowhere near what I seen last week.
That'll be the disappointment, yes.
Things haven't quite gone their way today, but listen, all credit goes to Frank Lampard and this Coventry side.
They've dug deep, and they've got all three points.
After the bruising by Brighton, this has been a lesson in bounce-back ability.
Finding gold thanks to Da Silva.
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