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Coventry City will be facing Middlesbrough this weekend at the Riverside Stadium, hoping to continue their positive momentum after a recent victory over Luton Town. The Sky Blues have had success at the Riverside Stadium in the past, winning their last two visits and remaining unbeaten in their last three matches against Middlesbrough. However, Middlesbrough, currently sitting at ninth in the league table after earning 18 points from their first 12 Championship games, will be a tough opponent for Coventry.

Middlesbrough fans were disappointed after a recent 3-3 draw against Norwich City, where they squandered a 3-1 lead. Many attributed their loss of momentum in the second half to the absence of Liverpool loanee Ben Doak, who had a stellar performance in the first half. Doak, a young and talented winger, has been making a significant impact on Middlesbrough’s season, with his impressive ball control and attacking runs. Veteran Boro writer Eric Paylor has hailed Doak as the “destroyer-in-chief” who has the potential to elevate Middlesbrough’s performance to the next level.

Doak, who made his league debut for Liverpool at just 17 years old, joined Middlesbrough on loan to gain more playing time and has quickly become a key player in the team. His form has caught the attention of Liverpool’s new manager, Arne Slot, who jokingly remarked about recalling Doak due to their injury concerns. With injuries affecting Liverpool’s forward options, Doak’s loan move to Middlesbrough has proven to be mutually beneficial for both clubs.

As Middlesbrough prepares to face Coventry City, all eyes will be on young talent Ben Doak and his impact on the game. Can he continue his impressive run and help Middlesbrough secure a victory against Coventry? Fans will have to wait and see how the match unfolds this weekend at the Riverside Stadium.