Coventry City pulled off an incredible comeback in the FA Cup quarter-finals, scoring two late goals to defeat Wolves 3-2 and secure a spot in the semi-finals.

Coventry City fans were sent into a frenzy as their team secured a thrilling victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Emirates FA Cup Quarter Final. Haji Wright emerged as the hero of the day, scoring a last-minute goal to snatch a 3-2 win for his side.

The Championship outfit had initially taken the lead at Molineux, with Liam Kitching heading in Kasey Palmer’s free-kick to set up Ellis Simms for a clinical finish. However, Coventry failed to build on their advantage and found themselves trailing 2-1 with just minutes left on the clock.

In a stunning turn of events, Rayan Ait-Nouri volleyed in the equaliser for Wolves, before providing the assist for Hugo Bueno to score his first senior goal. It seemed as though Coventry’s dreams of reaching the semi-finals were slipping away.

But the Sky Blues refused to give up. In the seventh minute of added time, Bobby Thomas flicked on Haji Wright’s cross, allowing Simms to volley home from close range and level the score. The tension in the stadium was palpable as both teams fought desperately for a winner.

Then, in the dying seconds of the match, Simms turned provider, setting up Callum O’Hare’s cross for Wright. With a swift and precise strike, Wright bent the ball beyond the reach of Wolves’ goalkeeper, Jose Sa, securing Coventry’s place in the semi-finals.

The Coventry City players erupted in celebration, embracing Wright as they realized the magnitude of their achievement. Their journey to Wembley was complete, and the fans could not have asked for a more thrilling and dramatic victory.

Coventry City’s triumph over Wolverhampton Wanderers will go down in FA Cup history as a testament to their resilience and fighting spirit. As they prepare for the semi-finals, the Sky Blues will undoubtedly carry this momentum forward, hoping to continue their remarkable cup run and make their mark on English football.