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Coventry City vs Leeds United

Wednesday 5 Feb. 19:45
Championship Matchday 31

Key points

• Coventry City is unbeaten in their last six home matches.
• Leeds United has a 13-game unbeaten streak overall.
• Coventry City has averaged 1.67 goals per game at home.
• Leeds United has kept five consecutive clean sheets.
• Leeds United averages 2.67 goals per match in their last six games.
• Both teams have recently shown solid defensive records, limiting goals conceded.

Standings

Recent form

Coventry City

Last 6: LDWWWW

Coventry City have shown impressive form in recent weeks, currently enjoying a four-match winning streak in the Championship. The Sky Blues have been particularly strong defensively, keeping three clean sheets in their last six matches and conceding just four goals during this period. Their goal-scoring has been consistent, if not prolific, with an average of 1.5 goals per game. Notably, Coventry have been involved in several tight contests, with 67% of their last six matches seeing fewer than 2.5 goals. The team's resilience is evident in their unbeaten run of five games since their last defeat, which came against Norwich on 4th January. This upturn in form has helped Coventry climb to 11th in the table, positioning them well for a potential push towards the play-off spots in the coming weeks.

Leeds United

Last 6: DWWWDW

Leeds United are in scintillating form, sitting atop the Championship table and boasting an impressive 13-game unbeaten run. Their recent performances have been particularly noteworthy, with four wins and two draws in their last six matches. The Whites have been defensively solid, keeping five consecutive clean sheets, a testament to their backline's resilience. Their attack has been equally potent, netting 16 goals in the last six games, averaging an impressive 2.67 goals per match. The standout result in this period was undoubtedly the 7-0 thrashing of Cardiff City, a scoreline that underscores Leeds' attacking prowess. With a goal difference of +13 in just six games and only three goals conceded, Leeds United have struck an excellent balance between attack and defence, positioning themselves as strong contenders for promotion.

Recent home/away form

Coventry City

Last 6: WWDDWW

Coventry City have been in impressive form at home, remaining unbeaten in their last six matches at the Coventry Building Society Arena. The Sky Blues are currently on a three-game winning streak in front of their own fans, which has helped them climb to 11th in the Championship table. Their defensive prowess has been particularly noteworthy, with three clean sheets in this period and only three goals conceded across all six games. The standout performance came against Plymouth Argyle, where Coventry produced a commanding 4-0 victory, showcasing their attacking potential. With an average of 1.67 goals scored per game and a positive goal difference of 7, Coventry City have been providing entertaining football for their home supporters whilst maintaining a solid defensive record.

Leeds United

Last 6: LDWWDD

Leeds United's recent away form has been solid, with the team remaining unbeaten in their last five matches on the road. Despite their strong position in the league table, Leeds have struggled to find the back of the net consistently, scoring just 1.17 goals per game in their last six away fixtures. However, their defensive prowess has been impressive, keeping three clean sheets and conceding an average of only 0.83 goals per game. The standout match in this run was the high-scoring 3-3 draw against Hull City, which bucked the trend of low-scoring affairs, as 83% of their recent away games have seen fewer than 2.5 goals. Leeds have shown resilience in grinding out results, with three draws in this period, including a goalless stalemate against Burnley in their most recent away outing.

🔮 AI Prediction

Draw

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