Coventry City punished late in Hull defeat

Coventry’s long-awaited top-flight return soured as Hull won 1-0, with criticism over empty seats, a lack of guile and Lampard’s side being punished by Liam Millar’s late goal.
Coventry marked their first top-flight home game in more than 25 years with a 1-0 defeat as Liam Millar struck in the 82nd minute, a sucker-punch after the Sky Blues had threatened most.
Lampard said Coventry have 'serious lessons to learn' after Hull’s 1-0 win, lamenting slow possession, missing quality and a failure to stop the counterattack from their own corner.
After Hull’s 1-0 win at Coventry, Sergej Jakirovic dismissed Burnley links for Ryan Giles, insisting the defender is a Premier League player and does not want to leave.
Coventry City have signed defender Stephen Mfuni on a season-long loan from Manchester City. The 18-year-old can play at left-back or centre-back and becomes Frank Lampard's 11th signing.