Sheffied boost survival hopes

Sheffield Wednesday boosted their First Division survival hopes with a superb five-goal demolition of hapless Coventry at Hillsborough tonight.

Wed, 05 Mar, 2003 - 22:08

Sheffield Wednesday boosted their First Division survival hopes with a superb five-goal demolition of hapless Coventry at Hillsborough tonight.

Wednesday boss Chris Turner admitted in his programme notes that his side "need goals as quickly as possible" after failing to create many clear-cut chances during the 1-0 defeat by Preston on Saturday.

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