Coventry City turned their title‑celebration into a statement win, beating Wrexham 3-1 at the CBS Arena. Brandon Thomas‑Asante opened the scoring after 19 minutes, only for Ollie Rathbone to equalise soon after. Victor Torp’s free‑kick in the 80th minute restored the lead, and Ephron Mason‑Clark sealed the match with a stoppage‑time finish. The hosts dominated possession and kept pressure high throughout.

The victory capped a season that saw Coventry clinch the Sky Bet Championship on Tuesday, ending a 25‑year wait to return to the Premier League. Fans waved “We Are Back” signs as the trophy was lifted, while a guard of honour from opponents underscored the club’s resurgence. Remarks resonated as the city chased promotion. Lampard reminded supporters that the club’s size mirrors its loyal fanbase.

Wrexham leave the final day with 70 points, level on points with Hull but only a single goal‑difference edge ahead of the Tigers, while Derby sit a point behind. Their win‑or‑lose scenario intensifies as they host Middlesbrough, with Hull and Derby also playing at home. Outcome forces rivals to chase home wins. Coventry’s win not only celebrates a title but also tightens the play‑off race.