Frank Lampard 'overwhelmed' after earning first win as Coventry manager with Sky Blues smashing 116-year record in victory at Millwall

Lampard was overjoyed with his side's performance and the away support the Coventry City faithful offered at the Den. The Sky Blues held on to win 1-0 after Ephron Mason-Clark opened the scoring to earn three points and launch the Lampard era. Coventry are now just 10 points off the play-off places and have the chance to close the gap to seven on Wednesday.

After the game, Lampard said: "I was overwhelmed with the supporters there, the away fans to travel in such numbers. I know that’s the norm but this is new for me. But listen, it’s one win and it’s a small step for us. But you have got to enjoy it when you win and try to build on it."

After their 1-0 win on Saturday, Lampard's side have broken a 116-year record. Millwall will be gutted that, for the first time ever, they have suffered four-straight defeats to Coventry and squandered a chance to move within touching distance of Blackburn, currently occupying the final play-off spot.

Lampard will be reliant on his side's away supporters again as they travel across the Midlands to West Brom. Should Coventry make it back-to-back wins, Lampard's side can go within four points of the Baggies and within seven of the top six.