Coventry Stun Wolves in Injury Time to Reach FA Cup Semi-Finals

Coventry came from behind to beat Wolves 3-2 with two stoppage-time goals in a thrilling FA Cup quarter-final at Molineux.

The team from the Championship scored early in the second half, with Ellis Simms hitting the back of the net. However, they were on the verge of losing the game when the Premier League team scored two late goals through Rayan Ait-Nouri and substitute Hugo Bueno. The home crowd was ecstatic with the turnout of events.

The match took another twist with Simms scoring a goal in the 97th minute, resulting in a tie that seemed to be leading the game to extra time. However, Haji Wright scored another goal in the 100th minute, securing a win for Mark Robins' team with a fantastic finish.

Coventry has made it to the semi-finals of the FA Cup, and they will be playing at Wembley for the first time since their victory in the competition back in 1987. On the other hand, Gary O'Neil's Wolves seemed to have made a comeback, but they are now left to ponder how they missed out on the opportunity.

The draw will take place 15 minutes after the final whistle of Manchester United vs Liverpool on Sunday, March 17, during ITV1’s post-match coverage.

• Coventry City
• Manchester United or Liverpool
• Chelsea or Leicester City
• Manchester City or Newcastle United

You can watch the semi-final draw on either ITV1 or ITVX. If the match between Manchester United and Liverpool is decided in the first 90 minutes, the draw will start at around 17:40. However, if the match goes into extra time and penalties, the draw will begin after 18:30.

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