Coventry City boss Mark Robins is relishing the prospect of facing Championship title contenders Leeds United at the CBS Arena this weekend
Mark Robins has labelled Leeds United a "top, top team" as his Coventry City side prepare to welcome the Championship's form team to the CBS Arsena. The Sky Blues boss is relishing the challenge of pitting his wits against Whites boss Daniel Farke tomorrow afternoon.
Speaking at his pre-match press conference, Robins said: “You have to relish the challenge. Leeds United coming to us, I think they’re a top, top team, managed by a top manager who has experience promotions from the Championship before with Norwich City. He brings a squad full of quality and they pose threats all over the pitch."We’re going to have to be at it and at our maximum all of the game and that’s the challenge for us. We have played against good opponents all season.
"We know we’ve got good players and a good team; we just need to apply ourselves in a way that causes the opposition problems. Robins has confirmed the Sky Blues will be without the services of midfielder Jamie Allen and striker Matty Godden due to injury as they bid to return to winning ways.
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