This impressive performance has earned them the best start to a league campaign in their history, with a goals-to-games ratio that is the best in the English second tier in over 100 years.

No club in the top five European leagues has scored more goals than Coventry this season, and they have the best goal difference in the Championship.

Frank Lampard, the team's manager, has spoken about the justification of his methods, given his past experiences as a manager at Chelsea and Everton.

Lampard's time at Chelsea was marked by a poor record, with just one win from 11 matches, while his tenure at Everton was also unsuccessful, with four wins from 23 matches.

However, his current stint at Coventry has drawn parallels with his previous managerial role at Derby County, where he oversaw a similar approach to front-foot attacking football and defensive solidity.

The team's goalkeeper, Carl Rushworth, has been instrumental in their defensive success, keeping six clean sheets this season and breaking a record held since 1934.

Rushworth's confidence has had a positive impact on the team's back four, with players like Milan van Ewijk and Liam Kitching performing well, making key tackles and clearances.

The team's attackers, Haji Wright, Brandon Thomas-Asante, and Victor Torp, have also been in top form, scoring a combined 24 goals this season.

Coventry's attacking style has been attractive to watch, with players posting high pass completion percentages and creating scoring opportunities for each other.

As the season continues, Coventry will look to maintain their form and potentially secure promotion to the Premier League, but for now, they are focused on taking it one game at a time.