Coventry City striker Ellis Simms has rediscovered his scoring touch, netting crucial goals for his team. The 23-year-old English forward has scored from the bench in each of Coventry’s last two league games, against Millwall and Sheffield Wednesday, respectively.
According to Coventry Observer, Simms’ recent performances have been impressive, showcasing his skill and determination on the pitch. His goals have significantly contributed to Coventry City’s success, boosting their standings in the Championship.
Recent Performance:
– Scored in Coventry’s 2-0 win over Swansea City, with Brandon Thomas-Asante, in February 2025
– Netted crucial goals in matches against Millwall and Sheffield Wednesday
– Demonstrated impressive form, playing as a forward for Coventry City
Manager Frank Lampard praised Simms’ dedication and performance. “Everything about the performance on and off the ball, and in creating chances was good, and defensively we were spot on all over the pitch,” Lampard said, highlighting the team’s overall effort.
Simms’ partnership with Brandon Thomas-Asante has been particularly effective, with both players complementing each other’s skills. Thomas-Asante praised Simms, stating that their partnership has been key to Coventry City’s success.
With his current form, Simms seems poised to continue making significant contributions to Coventry City’s campaign. His ability to score crucial goals will be crucial as the team looks to climb up the Championship standings ¹ ² ³.