The Coventry City boss believes the 12th man will play a big role in the club retaining their Premier League status…

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard stated that the strong connection between players and supporters is crucial to the club's Premier League survival hopes. Speaking during a promotional event, Lampard praised the passionate fanbase for serving as a 12th man, explaining that the two-way energy lifts performances and makes the Coventry Building Society Arena a difficult venue for opponents.
Lampard highlighted that the club's resilience stems from its journey back to the top flight after dropping to League Two in 2017. He credited the players' commitment for fostering this bond, noting it will be vital during difficult moments in the top tier.
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