The Sky Blues play make the trip to Home Park on Valentine's Day to take on Plymouth Argyle in the Sky Bet Championship (7:45pm).
Meet the Pilgrims
Plymouth Argyle return to Championship action at Home Park for the first time since January 20th and they head into it off the back of defeat last time out at the Stadium of Light.
Argyle's first season back in the Championship has seen them defy expectations so far, with the bookmakers starting the season with the Pilgrims second favourites to be relegated back to League One.
Currently sitting 15th, seven points above the drop, it has been their home form and Morgan Whittaker's 16 league goals, which have proved pivotal so far this season.
Argyle have lost just three of their 14 home games in the Championship this season, making Home Park a difficult place to go for opposition sides.
All of this coincides with a change of manager midway through the season, after Steven Schumacher departing for Stoke City and Ian Foster coming in as his replacement.
Sky Blues' last six:
- Coventry City 2-1 Millwall
- Coventry City 4-1 Sheffield Wednesday
- Norwich City 2-1 Coventry City
- Coventry City 2-2 Bristol City
- Sheffield Wednesday 1-1 Sky Blues
- Sheffield Wednesday 1-2 Sky Blues
Plymouth Argyle's last six:
- Sunderland 3-1 Plymouth Argyle
- Plymouth Argyle 1-4 Leeds United
- Swansea City 0-1 Plymouth Argyle
- Leeds United 1-1 Plymouth Argyle
- Plymouth Argyle 3-1 Cardiff City
- Huddersfield Town 1-1 Plymouth Argyle
Historic head-to-head:
Sky Blues wins - 24
Draws - 11
Plymouth Argyle wins - 28
Match Officials:
Keith Stroud will be the man in the middle at Home Park, when the Sky Blues take on Plymouth Argyle.
Stroud will take charge of his second City fixture this season, having officated the Sky Blues 0-0 draw with Sunderland at the Coventry Building Society Arena earlier on in this campaign.
So far this season, Stroud has taken charge of 18 fixtures across the Championship, League One and League Two, awarding 92 yellow cards and one red card.
He will be assisted by Mark Stevens and Mark Pottage, whilst Andy Davies will act as fourth official.
Colours:
The Sky Blues will wear their Sky Blue home strip on their trip to Plymouth, with the hosts wearing their traiditonal green colours.
Ticket Information:
Coventry City had a full allocation of 1,739 tickets for the Sky Bet Championship fixture at Home Park - these are now sold-out and we will not be receiving any more tickets.