Lampard: Coventry must 'keep feet on the ground' after 'landmark' win over Forest

Coventry City manager Frank Lampard described his side's 1-0 Premier League victory over Nottingham Forest as a "landmark" moment for the club, according to BBC Sport.

The win at the City Ground marked Coventry's first top-flight success in 25 years, ending a lengthy wait for the club to record a victory at England's highest level of football.

Speaking after the match, Lampard said the club needed to remain grounded despite the significance of the result, urging his players to "keep feet on the ground" as they look ahead to future fixtures, BBC Sport reported.

The result represents a notable milestone for Coventry, which has not tasted top-flight victory since its previous stint in the Premier League a quarter-century ago.