Coventry marked their Sky Bet Championship title win with a 3-1 triumph, leaving Wrexham's play-off hopes hanging in the balance. The home team, in a celebratory mood after securing the title on Tuesday, lifted the trophy after the final whistle. Brandon Thomas-Asante scored the opener, but Ollie Rathbone quickly equalized for Wrexham.
However, Victor Torp's powerful free-kick and Ephron Mason-Clark's classy finish sealed the win for Coventry. Manager Frank Lampard praised his team and the fans, saying the club's success is due to the supporters.
Wrexham now faces a tense final round of games, with a slim advantage in the play-off race. They have a superior goal difference over Hull and are a point ahead of Derby. The final matchday will see Wrexham host Middlesbrough, Hull face Norwich, and Derby take on Sheffield United. Coventry's win was marked by a guard of honor from Wrexham and a 'We Are Back' placard display by the home fans, celebrating their return to the Premier League after 25 years.