Overview
- Coventry City manager Mark Robins issued an apology for celebrating Coventry's late FA Cup victory in front of a 13-year-old ball boy, which was branded 'disgusting' by Wolverhampton Wanderers manager Gary O'Neil.
- Robins' celebration came after Haji Wright scored a 99th-minute winner, taking Coventry into a Wembley semi-final with a 3-2 victory over Wolverhampton.
- The incident occurred in the aftermath of Coventry's comeback from a 2-1 deficit in stoppage time, leading to Robins' passionate celebration in front of the ball boy.
- Robins admitted the ball boy had annoyed him by dropping the ball and walking away with a smile before the winning goal, prompting his reaction.
- Both managers spoke after the match, with O'Neil highlighting the importance of addressing the incident due to the young age of the ball boy involved.