Coventry City FC, known as the Sky Blues, is a historic English club with a passionate fanbase, currently competing in the EFL Championship. The team plays its home matches at the Coventry Building Society Arena, which they share with Wasps Rugby Club. Founded in 1883, the club is deeply woven into the fabric of its city, identified by its iconic sky blue kit. After years of off-field turmoil, the club is now owned by Doug King, with Mark Robins serving as the transformative manager. Coventry's golden era was undoubtedly the 1980s and early 1990s, which culminated in a famous FA Cup victory in 1987 under manager John Sillett, a day forever etched in club folklore. That period also included a long tenure in the old First Division. The modern era has been a story of resilience, suffering relegations, financial crises, and even exile from the city, before a remarkable revival under Robins. The current squad is a well-drilled, competitive unit that has challenged for promotion to the Premier League, playing attractive football. The supporters have remained fiercely loyal through immense hardship, creating a powerful bond with their team. Coventry City is a phoenix club, steadily rising again and dreaming of a return to the top flight.