Coventry City stunned Wolverhampton Wanderers to reach the FA Cup semi-finals for only the second time in their history

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  In an extraordinary turn of events, Coventry City orchestrated a **remarkable comeback** 


during the FA Cup quarter-final confrontation with Wolverhampton Wanderers, culminating in a display of **dramatic** prowess. Spearheaded by the commendable efforts of Ellis Simms and Haji Wright, the Sky Blues manifested a decisive scoring spree, netting **twice during the concluding moments of stoppage time**, thus clinching a **3-2 triumph** at Molineux. This momentous victory signifies merely the **second instance** within Coventry City's annals that they have ascended to the **FA Cup semi-finals**.

 The eleventh-hour excitement coupled with an impressive exhibition has captivated aficionados of the sport, presenting the squad with the opportunity to **replicate the fabled Sky Blues contingent of 1987**—the bearers of the cup subsequent to their victory over Tottenham.




Coventry City in celebrating win


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