It was late drama at the Coventry Building Society Arena as Ghanaian forward Brandon Thomas-Asante continued his red-hot scoring streak, netting a stoppage-time clincher to secure Coventry City’s 3–1 victory over Sheffield United in the Championship.

The visitors took the early initiative when Sam McCallum pounced on a loose ball in the 25th minute to give Sheffield United the lead. But Coventry refused to stay down — and after regrouping at halftime, they roared back to life.

Just four minutes into the second half, Tatsuhiro Sakamoto leveled the score with a composed finish after a slick attacking move. The momentum swung firmly in Coventry’s favor, and Bobby Thomas made it 2–1 shortly after the hour mark, rising highest to head home from a corner.

As the Blades threw men forward in desperate search of an equalizer, the Sky Blues delivered the final blow — and who else but Brandon Thomas-Asante? In the 95th minute, the Ghanaian striker latched onto a perfectly weighted pass from Haji Wright and coolly slotted past the keeper, sealing all three points amid euphoric celebrations.

The goal — his tenth of the season — further cements Asante’s status as one of Coventry’s most influential players this campaign. His pace, composure, and eye for goal continue to make him a nightmare for defenders across the Championship.

With momentum on their side, Coventry now turn their attention to their next challenge — a trip to face Stoke City on November 8.