Frank Lampard has insisted his title-winning Coventry City side still have work to do this season as they prepare to face Wrexham on Sunday.
Having secured promotion to the Premier League at Blackburn Rovers last weekend, the Sky Blues sealed top spot in the Championship in some style as they thumped Portsmouth on Tuesday.
Play-off hopefuls Wrexham will hope Coventry's midweek success – and a week of celebrations – could take a toll on Lampard's players this weekend.
Former England midfielder Lampard described the Portsmouth triumph as "the perfect evening" for his team – but has stressed that their season is not over yet.
"We have got two more [games]," Lampard said.
"We want to finish it well for ourselves, for the respect of the fans who are going to turn up on Sunday and go to Watford [on the final day] and we want to get some more points, so it continues until the end."
Wrexham will aim to become only the second team after Ipswich Town to complete a league double against Coventry this season.
Wrexham's 3-2 home success in October was one of just seven league losses Lampard's men have suffered in 2025-26.
