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Coventry City vs Bristol City match report

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Coventry City vs Bristol City match report

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I have written the match report for Coventry City's official website for the game against Bristol City in the EFL Championship. In order to do this, I wrote the report on Microsoft Word as the game continued for the first 80 minutes, before moving the copy onto Coventry's CMS (Content Management System - the website publishing software).

The injury-time winner meant that I had to re-write the headline, introduction, final paragraph and other information at the bottom of the article in the very final minutes of the game in order to publish on time for the final whistle as the club require. While this added pressure, it was vital experience in good time-keeping and efficient working.

While I had already put myself in a good position to get the article out for the final whistle still, this is a learning experience to remind myself of the importance of being organised to adhere to strict deadlines. This is evidenced in how I already transferred the copy from Word ten minutes before the end of the game.

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The Sky Blues snatched the three points from Bristol City in the last seconds of the game this afternoon with a late 3-2 victory at the Coventry Building Society Arena.

The visitors went into half time with the advantage from Chris Martin's penalty, and despite a second Bristol City goal of the game from Andreas Weimann, Mark Robins' side fantastically fought back through goals from Callum O'Hare and Matty Godden.

Before kick-off, both sides paid tribute to Armed Forces past and present, as well as remembering the Coventry Blitz as part of today's annual Remembrance game.

The Sky Blues immediately established themselves in the contest as Gus Hamer latched onto a stray pass from Bristol's George Tanner, and the Coventry City midfielder stung the palms of goalkeeper Daniel Bentley with a long-range strike to force a corner, which was eventually defended by the visitors.

During an end-to-end opening few moments, the referee waved away shouts of a penalty for Bristol City on five minutes as Callum O'Dowda sprinted through on goal but was dispossessed by the onrushing Simon Moore.

A free-kick on the right flank of the opposition half at the quarter-hour mark saw Hamer float in a dangerous cross for McFadzean, who headed across the penalty area, but no-one in Sky Blue was there to take the opportunity.

An Ian Maatsen corner got the home crowd off their seats shortly afterwards when he whipped an effort towards the back post for Michael Rose to head towards goal, however two successive blocks from the header and Callum O'Hare's follow-up strike evaded the danger for Bristol.

Another wave of Sky Blus attacks shortly followed, as the ball broke for a chance for Hamer once more on 22 minutes, although his shot was deflected behind for another corner for the visitors to defend.

Ben Sheaf looked to get in on the action when O'Hare bravely won possession and picked out Sheaf on the edge of the area, but he was closed down quicky and The Robins made the block.

Goalkeeper Simon Moore confidently dealt with a couple of Bristol attempts on goal shortly following 30 minutes, as Tyreeq Bakinson darted a shot from distance into the reach of Moore, before Tanner's teasing cross minutes later was claimed by Moore, jumping highest.

The visitors were awarded a penalty only seconds before half-time when O'Dowda was brought down under the challenge of Maatsen, as the Sky Blues man was also dealt a red card. Chris Martin then put his side in the lead by converting the penalty as a result.

Another superb save by Moore prevented Bristol from doubling their advantage seconds later, but the referee soon blew his whistle to draw the first half to a close.

HALF TIME: Sky Blues 0-1 Bristol City

Mark Robins opted for one change at half-time in Maatsen's absence, as Jake Clarke-Salter made way for Todd Kane amid a reshuffle in defence.

Only moments after the restart, Viktor Gyökeres valiantly drove through the heart of Bristol's defence before being brought down among a sea of bodies inside the penalty area - the referee awarding a penalty as a result. It was Matty Godden who then smashed the ball past the grasp of Bentley into the right side of the net from the penalty spot to mark a fantastic start to the second half.

To the roar of the Sky Blue home support, City were back on level terms once more but were in the search of another goal in quick succession; Godden soon played a one-two with Kane and then found Gyökeres at the back post, but the Swedish striker couldn't connect properly with his header.

Bristol City's Alex Scott fizzed a curling effort from a free-kick on the left edge of the Sky Blues' penalty area on 64 minutes towards the far corner of the net, however the strike sailed wide.

The visitors put themselves into the lead once more on 67 minutes when Bakinson's shot was parried by Moore, but Martin latched onto the rebound to play in Weimann who scored to give Bristol City the advantage.

However, the Sky Blues provided an excellent response only moments later as Callum O'Hare smashed home his first goal of the season to send the Coventry Building Society Arena into raptures, as The Robins could only clear a corner as far as O'Hare who made no mistake with his shot to level the scores once more.

Both sides battled for possession in a very lively end to the game, but it was the Sky Blues who brilliantly snatched the three points in the very last seconds of the contest through Matty Godden's effort to power the ball into the back of the net at close range.

FULL TIME: Sky Blues 3-2 Bristol City

Scorers: Chris Martin (45+1'), Matty Godden (52', 90'), Andreas Weimann (68'), Callum O'Hare (75')

Cards: Alex Scott (14'), Ian Maatsen (45')

Attendance: 19,855 (2,894 away)

Sky Blues XI: Simon Moore (GK), Fankaty Dabo, Michael Rose, Kyle McFadzean (C), Jake Clarke-Salter (Todd Kane 45'), Ian Maatsen, Ben Sheaf, Gustavo Hamer (Liam Kelly 84'), Callum O'Hare, Matty Godden, Viktor Gyökeres (Tyler Walker 71')

Unused subs: Ben Wilson (GK), Dom Hyam, Jamie Allen, Jodi Jones,

Bristol City XI: Daniel Bentley (GK), Chris Martin, Callum O'Dowda, Andreas Weimann, Tyreeq Bakinson, Cameron Pring (Nahki Wells 80'), George Tanner, Tomáš Kalas, Zak Vyner, Alex Scott (Jay Dasilva 63'), Han-Noah Massengo

Unused subs: Max O'Leary (GK), Danny Simpson, Sam Bell, Ayman Benarous, Kasey Palmer

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The Sky Blues snatched the three points from Bristol City in the last seconds of the game this afternoon with a late 3-2 victory at the Coventry Building Society Arena. The visitors went into half time with the advantage from Chris Martin's penalty, and despite a second Bristol City goal of the game from Andreas Weimann, Mark Robins' side fantastically fought back through goals from Callum O'Hare and Matty Godden.

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Comparison to my last match report at Oxford

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Comparison to my last match report at Oxford

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This was my final match report from my time at Oxford United, before moving to Coventry, and I can see subtle developments in my writing.

For example, my experiences at Coventry so far has taught me a slightly different structure to a match report, adding to my experience of what I believe works best for when I get a role in the industry in the future having left university.

Despite my vocabulary being varied in both reports, I believe that the depth of detail into match action and other contextual details (e.g. weather conditions, crowd atmosphere, etc.) has improved since joining Coventry.

Admittedly, this might be down to the fact that at Oxford I worked on both a live Twitter feed and match report at the same time, with the report at Oxford going out roughly within an hour. Whereas at Coventry I focus solely on one thing per game, such as the Instagram updates or the match report.

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REPORT: Oxford United Women 1 Charlton Athletic Women 0

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Oxford United Women earned an impressive 1-0 victory over Women’s Championship side Charlton Athletic today thanks to Sarah King’s first goal for the club within 10 minutes of kick-off.

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Over the course of the last couple of years, I have had the experience of conducting interviews on both Zoom and in-person.

Much of my work from my time at Oxford United contains interviews which took place online due to the pandemic, however at Coventry we have returned to being able to access players and managers in person.

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I oversaw an 86% increase in Instagram followers over my time at the club and a team-record 1.06 million monthly impressions across all social channels in April 2021

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Overall, I believe that I prefer in-person interviews for shorter, post-match interviews as you can catch the immediate reactions and interact with people directly, however I think for more in-depth interviews I prefer to conduct online on Zoom, which has the benefit of in-built recording software.

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I have enjoyed a greater emphasis on Instagram stories on matchday during my time at Coventry, as this was not an avenue which I explored at Oxford.

Overall, I'm happy that I focused on developing my Twitter skills through the usage of hashtags and video/images whilst at Oxford, and now I can become a more rounded Media Officer having now worked on Instagram more, using video and the features of it's 'Stories' function.

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IN the first of a series of articles we take a look at life at the U's during Lockdown, starting today with Oxford United Women

"As United Women currently face a period without fixtures being played, the importance of bringing The U's to the fans is greater than ever.

To help keep United fans' spirits high and in the loop, various content has been posted on our website and social media channels over the course of lockdown and will continue to do so.

Firstly, on the eve of lockdown measures being imposed, United boss Liam Gilbert reflected upon the hard work and commitment that his side have shown throughout the season so far, a campaign which currently sees The U's maintain third place in the Women's National League, albeit with a game in hand on their rivals. Liam Gilbert spoke about his satisfaction with his team's efforts so far:

"It's the individuals which make a team tick and we're fortunate to have a group of individuals which are all pulling in the same direction."

The full interview can be read HERE. In addition, extra coverage on Twitter was given to what proved to be one of The U's last training sessions before lockdown, through various photos and videos of players being put through their paces.

United fans were recently given the opportunity to voice their opinion on who should be crowned October Player of the Month sponsored by Chadlington Brewery. Following the vote, club captain Lauren Haynes was rewarded for her outstanding efforts for the club with the award. The star midfielder played every minute of The U's games in October, also recording a stunning long-range goal against Crawley Wasps to help inflict the visitors' first away loss in the league since April 2016.

Last week, United Women's social media channels also celebrated Women's Football Weekend. Despite not having a fixture, fans and players alike were encouraged to share their motivations behind choosing to explore the world of women's football, and any favourite moments from the past.

Specifically, United players shared the role that football played in their lives growing up, and who helped inspire the decision to become a footballer. For instance, midfielder Kayleigh Hines shared how football runs in the family:

"I'm inspired by my Nan. She played football in her youth and grew up during the time women were banned from playing football, that ban being lifted in 1971. Although I only learned of this in my adult life, she encouraged me and supported my football journey massively, and still does now."
The full Twitter thread of United players' inspirations can be seen HERE.
Additionally, for the fans out there who enjoy the number crunching that comes with a football season, a Twitter thread of some of the most interesting stats from the 2020/21 season was compiled to help reflect the good work which has gone into the successful start to the new campaign. For example, Molly Peters' five goals set the striker as the club's top scorer so far this season, while the five goals which United have conceded stands as the joint-lowest of any team in the league currently.

If fans would like to look back on all the special moments of the season so far, a highlights video of all 19 league goals can be found HERE reflecting the story of 2020/21 so far.

Make sure to follow all of our social media channels in order to keep up-to-date with all of the latest OUWFC content

Click below for a full interview with coach Kath Faulkner while midfielder Sophie Baker will also be speaking to us soon. You can find our Twitter and Instagram handles @OfficialOUWFC, as well as Facebook @OxfordUnitedWomen.

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IN the first of a series of articles we take a look at life at the U's during Lockdown, starting today with Oxford United Women "As United Women currently face a period without fixtures being played, the importance of bringing The U's to the fans is greater than ever.