Frank Lampard's Coventry Managerial Debut Ends in Dramatic 2-2 Draw

Victor Torp's late penalty salvaged a point for Coventry City as Lampard began his tenure with a comeback against Cardiff City.

Frank Lampard returned to football management after 18 months, taking charge of Coventry City in a bid to revive the struggling Championship side.
Coventry secured a 2-2 draw against Cardiff City, with Victor Torp converting a controversial late penalty to avoid defeat in Lampard's debut match.
Lampard's calm demeanor on the touchline reflected his professional approach, as he focused on encouraging his players and assessing his new squad.
The team remains three points clear of the relegation zone, with Lampard facing a challenging December schedule against other bottom-half teams, including Hull City and Plymouth Argyle.
Coventry fans, while divided over the sacking of former manager Mark Robins, showed support for Lampard, who now aims to stabilize the club and push for better results.