The Sky Blues were made to toil before emerging victorious, with Frank Lampard's side racing into a two-goal lead within four minutes and six seconds. Taiwo Awoniyi opened his account for his new club, before Jack Rudoni doubled Coventry's advantage. However, Plymouth have form for cup upsets and they pulled level nine minutes into the second half through Xavier Amaechi. Coventry responded by introducing substitute Ephron Mason-Clark, who regained the lead before Victor Torp sealed progress to the Carabao Cup third round from the penalty spot.
Coventry's win is a significant boost for the team, who are focused on Premier League survival. Lampard's side will look to build on this momentum as they continue their season. The Carabao Cup third round will provide a new challenge for Coventry, as they face an opponent to be determined.