Coventry City manager Chris Coleman has said that City will take a disciplined approach to their trip to Queens Park Rangers tomorrow (3pm at Loftus Road).
Speaking to the CT, the City manager said: “QPR play one-twos, there will be lots of running off the ball and they are patient in possession so we have got to make sure our game plan is that we are disciplined in our shape and we are patient because we may be without the ball for long periods.
“That doesn’t mean to say we can’t do our job when we haven’t got the ball because that will be the key, to keep our discipline and shape and be patient when we haven’t got the ball and choose our moments carefully. And if we do that and stick to that we have got a good chance.
“They have got a lot of pace in the team and they will ask our defenders a lot of questions.
"They will be running at us on the edge of our box and it will be how we live up to that. They will get in behind us and put crosses in the box and it will be a question of whether we mark our men properly, and when we clear the box, are we on the second ball first and reacting.”