Pick of the stats: Coventry City v Portsmouth

TL;DR

Coventry City aims to secure the Championship trophy against Portsmouth at the CBS Arena. Coventry is 10 points clear of second-placed Ipswich, while Portsmouth seeks to maintain their position above the relegation zone.

Key points

Coventry City aims to lift the Championship trophy.
Coventry is 10 points clear of Ipswich with four games remaining.
Portsmouth has won three straight games and is seven points clear of relegation.

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After securing their first promotion to the top-flight in 59 years, Coventry City will aim to lift the Championship trophy by beating Portsmouth at the CBS Arena on Tuesday night (19:45 BST).

Despite drawing their past three games, the Sky Blues are 10 points clear of second-placed Ipswich following Sunday's 2-2 draw between Town and Middlesbrough, with the Tractor Boys having four games remaining.

Pompey head north on the back of three straight wins, and clean sheets, against Boro, Ipswich and Leicester, which have lifted them seven points clear of the relegation zone with three games to play.

John Mousinho's side would be safe, even with a defeat, should Oxford United lose at home to Wrexham, also on Tuesday night.

Coventry have won three of their past four league games against Portsmouth (L1), and are looking to complete the double over them for the first time since 2010-11.
Portsmouth have failed to score in six of their past nine away league games against Coventry, though they've avoided defeat each time they've scored in that run (W2 D1).
Coventry failed to score in their last home league game against Sheffield Wednesday (0-0); not since November 2023 have the Sky Blues gone successive league matches on home soil without a goal.
Portsmouth have recorded four wins across their past 10 away league games (D3 L3), as many as in their previous 34 away league games since the start of last season (D9 L21).
Coventry's Brandon Thomas-Asante has scored in six of his past seven home league starts (6 goals), only netting more home goals for a single club in an English league season in 2023-24 (8 with West Brom).