Coventry City Seeks New Manager After Robins Dismissal

Coventry City is seeking a new manager after the surprising dismissal of Mark Robins following a 2-1 loss to Derby County. Robins, a club legend with over 420 matches managed, was replaced temporarily by Rhys Carr, who oversaw a 2-2 draw against Sunderland. Frank Lampard has emerged as the frontrunner for the position, with other contenders including Matt Bloomfield and Lee Carsley. Meanwhile, Southampton remains at the bottom of the Premier League, leading to speculation about Russell Martin's job security, as he is favored to be the next manager sacked. Julen Lopetegui of West Ham is also under pressure, with his odds for dismissal shortening to 6/4 after a lackluster draw against Everton. The managerial landscape in the Premier League is volatile as teams approach the international break with rising tensions.