JACK RUDONI dedicated Coventry City’s first goal at home in the Premier League for 25 years to his ill nan, who is recovering after a heart attack. The Englishman, 25, was not born when Coventry last scored and won in…

Coventry City midfielder Jack Rudoni revealed that his goal celebration against Newcastle United was a tribute to his grandmother, who is recovering in the hospital following a heart attack. After converting a sixth-minute penalty past Lukas Hornicek, Rudoni unveiled an undershirt displaying the message "GET WELL SOON NAN." The 25-year-old dedicated the strike to her and confirmed she is in stable condition.
The goal marked Coventry City's first home top-flight goal in 25 years, paving the way for a 4-1 Premier League victory over Newcastle. Head coach Frank Lampard commended Rudoni's personal strength and commitment throughout the week, while the midfielder celebrated securing a historic three points at the Coventry Building Society Arena.
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