Gyokeres salvages a point for Coventry
Viktor Gyokeres balanced a little ways from time as Coventry denied Sunderland a come out on top for in a 1-1 Championship draw on Sunday.
Sunderland, making their re-visitation of English football's second-level following a four-year nonappearance, were setting out toward triumph thanks to Jack Clarke's twelfth moment header at their Stadium of Light ground.
In any case, after Coventry burned through the greater part of the final part set up camp in the Sunderland half, Sweden striker Gyokeres' shot into the base corner procured the guests a point.
The greater part of apparatuses on the initial few days of the new season, beginning curiously early due to the World Cup in Qatar in the not so distant future, occurred on Saturday.
Norwich made a horrible beginning on their re-visitation of the Championship as they were beaten 1-0 away to Cardiff in a match where the two sides had a player shipped off.
The Canaries were consigned from the Premier League last season subsequent to completing lower part of the table, however with numerous intellectuals foreseeing they will bob straight back up.
They fell behind in the Welsh capital right off the bat in the last part when Romaine Sawyers scored from 25 yards on his Cardiff debut.
The Bluebirds, in any case, were decreased to 10 men when Perry Ng was shipped off briefly bookable offense.
'Needed QUALITY'
Norwich couldn't exploit a benefit that, regardless, endured an only a short time before skipper Grant Hanley was excused briefly yellow card.
"We needed quality in the last third that cost us the game," said Norwich supervisor Dean Smith.
Millwall made areas of strength for a to the new season as teen focus half Charlie Cresswell denoted his presentation by scoring two times in a 2-0 win over Stoke.
Body fought against eminent loss to overcome Bristol City 2-1 because of Ozan Tufan's last part punishment and Jean Michael Seri's avoided stoppage-time strike after Andreas Weimann had placed the Robins in front.
Lewis Travis got a 1-0 win for Blackburn over QPR, with Blackpool overcoming Reading by a similar score thanks to Callum Connolly's 10th moment objective.
Swansea dug out from a deficit to attract 1-1 away to advanced Rotherham.
Chiedozie Ogbene gave Rotherham, second in League One last season, the lead 16 minutes in before Harry Darling balanced before half-time.
Middlesbrough and West Brom likewise shared the riches in a 1-1 draw at the Riverside.
Isaiah Jones gave Boro a tenth moment lead however West Brom manager Steve Bruce saw one of his new signings, John Swift, balance five minutes after the break, subsequent to being played in a cross from one more in Jed Wallace.
"The expansion of Swift and Wallace specifically helped us," Bruce said. "We were base six last season for objectives scored. We expected to address that."
Wigan, the League One heroes last season, acquired a point with a goalless draw against Preston, who had Ched Evans shipped off late on, while the match among Luton and Birmingham likewise finished 0-0.
Friday's initial match of the new season saw Vincent Kompany's most memorable cutthroat game as Burnley director end in a 1-0 win away to Huddersfield.
The previous Manchester City skipper was delegated as the super durable replacement to the long-serving Sean Dyche last month following Burnley's transfer from the Premier League.
On-advance Chelsea winger Ian Maatsen denoted his introduction with the main objective of the game.
"A great deal is being made of the style we will play this season," said previous Anderlecht supervisor Kompany.
"Yet, we are still Burnley and Burnley will continuously be about difficult work and I saw that in this game."
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