Frank Lampard has made four changes, including one forced through injury, as his Coventry City side take on fifth placed Hull at the MKM Stadium tonight (8pm).

The big news of the evening is that centre-half Bobby Thomas sits out after taking a knock against Derby County on Good Friday, which opens the door for Joel Latibeaudiere to return to the back four alongside Liam Kitching.

Regular full-backs Milan van Ewijk and Jay Dasilva continue either side of the central defensive duo, as does Carl Rushworth in goal.

Skipper Matt Grimes and Frank Onyeka are unchanged in the holding midfield roles while Tatsuhiro Sakamoto is again deployed on the right wing. Ephron Mason-Clark is the second change to the team, returning on the left flank for Romain Esse, who drops to the bench, while Victor Torp comes in for Josh Eccles in the number ten role.

That leaves Haji Wright as the fourth and final change, the USA international making a straight swap with Ellis Simms up front.

There is still no Brandon Thomas-Asante who is not quite ready for a return after recovering from a hamstring injury suffered at Swansea before the international break, while Good Friday’s match winner Jack Rudoni again starts among the subs as he continues his phased return from a calf injury. Simms, Esse and Jahnoah Markelo provide additional attacking options should they be required.

City: Carl Rushworth; Milan van Ewijk, Joel Latibeaudiere, Liam Kitching, Jay Dasilva; Frank Onyeka, Matt Grimes; Tatsuhiro Sakamoto, Victor Torp, Ephron Mason-Clark, Haji Wright.

Subs: Ben Wilson (GK), Luke Woolfenden, Jake Bidwell, Josh Eccles, Jahnoah Markelo, Jack Rudoni, Ellis Simms, Romain Esse, Jamie Allen.

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