Despite suffering a 2-0 defeat at Queens Park Rangers before the international break, Coventry boss Mark Robins will be delighted with the form of his squad.
The majority of the Sky Blues supporters will be content with a season of consolidation in their first year back at the Ricoh Arena.
Nevertheless, with nine points already to their name ahead of successive home matches, Robins will see no reason why Coventry cannot before a permanent fixture in the top six.
Goals are proving to be an issue with only Viktor Gyokeres netting more than once in the Championship, but the positives will be taken from three wins by one-goal margins.
Coventry have found a way to turn possible draws into maximum points, something which has been lost on Middlesbrough over the same period.
Neil Warnock’s side have twice failed to win from favourable positions since August 18, the other game with Derby County ending in a goalless draw.
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Warnock has attempted to rectify matters by shaking up his squad during the closing days of the transfer window, the most notable addition being that of Slovenia international Andraz Sporar.
A couple of years have passed by without Sporar scoring on a regular basis, but the arrival of Onel Hernandez may help improve his return in front of goal.
Despite Warnock showing minimal flexibility with his team selections thus far, he will be keen to get both of his new attackers into the side as soon as possible
