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Goals from Jordan Shipley and Max Biamou have given Coventry a deserved 2-0 lead over the Blues in the FA Cup second round replay at Portman Road. Shipley put the Sky Blues ahead on 18 and Biamou added the second in the 33rd minute.

Sub Luke Garbutt pulled a late goal back but it wasn’t enough to prevent Town from falling to a 2-1 FA Cup second-round replay defeat to Coventry at Portman Road in the third game between the teams in 10 days. Jordan Shipley and Max Biamou have given Coventry a deserved 2-0 half-time lead, netting in the 18th and 33rd minutes, and Town never looked like getting back into the game until Garbutt’s 86th minute header.

Town and Coventry face one another for the third time in 10 days on Tuesday, on this occasion in an FA Cup second-round replay at Portman Road, with a winner guaranteed following two 1-1 draws at St Andrew’s.

Town’s FA Cup second-round tie against Coventry at St Andrew’s remains 0-0 at half-time.

Town boss Paul Lambert makes six changes from the team which drew 0-0 with Wycombe on Tuesday for this afternoon’s FA Cup second-round tie against Coventry City at St Andrew’s.

Coventry sub Callum O’Hare’s 94th minute equaliser will see Town and the Sky Blues meet in an FA Cup second-round replay at Portman Road following a 1-1 draw at St Andrew’s. Will Keane looked to have have won it for the Blues with his 51st minute goal until on-loan Aston Villa man O’Hare’s late strike denied Town the victory.

Boss Kieran McKenna is looking for the second-placed Blues to continue their remarkable home form when they face Coventry City at Portman Road on Saturday afternoon.

Town face leaders Coventry City for the fourth time this season on Saturday looking for a home victory which could help revive their faltering campaign.