Frank Lampard reveals his half-time message to inspire Coventry City comeback against Hull City
However, Ephron Mason-Clark and Jack Rudoni scored in the second half to seal their second win in four games under Lampard.
"We were doing everything we wanted other than that last bit and then they score, so it was trying to give the players belief to continue doing it. Coventry equalised seven minutes into the second half when Mason-Clark bundled the ball in at the back post from Victor Torp's cross.Rudoni then completed their turnaround by heading in from Mason-Clark's cross from the left on the approach to the closing stages.
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