Your very first statement: "Coventry City travelled to Priestfield Stadium on Saturday looking to avenge a run of two consecutive defeats."
You don't 'avenge' a run of defeats. You need to look up the meaning of 'avenge'. The most appropriate word would be 'halt'.
In this sentence you also have a capital 'T' after a comma.
In this sentence: "The Sky Blues now sit in 11th position and any chance of a play-off berth have been all but eradicated." you need 'has' instead of 'have'.
Your very first statement: "Coventry City travelled to Priestfield Stadium on Saturday looking to avenge a run of two consecutive defeats."
You don't 'avenge' a run of defeats. You need to look up the meaning of 'avenge'. The most appropriate word would be 'halt'.
In this sentence you also have a capital 'T' after a comma.
In this sentence: "The Sky Blues now sit in 11th position and any chance of a play-off berth have been all but eradicated." you need 'has' instead of 'have'.
Your very first statement: "Coventry City travelled to Priestfield Stadium on Saturday looking to avenge a run of two consecutive defeats."
You don't 'avenge' a run of defeats. You need to look up the meaning of 'avenge'. The most appropriate word would be 'halt'.
In this sentence you also have a capital 'T' after a comma.
In this sentence: "The Sky Blues now sit in 11th position and any chance of a play-off berth have been all but eradicated." you need 'has' instead of 'have'.
A little proof reading wouldn't go amiss, but the way I see it is this is a young guy, trying to build his portfolio of articles and get his material to as wide a range of people as possible. If I was him, I’d be doing exactly the same.
Sure, there are a few grammatical and spelling errors but who hasn’t made those before?
It’s a solid match report and I’m sure your writing style will develop as you do more. Make sure you learn from your mistakes, but keep doing what you’re doing – best of luck to you.