Coventry City fans are to stage a one-mile march through the city in protest over the club's location at Northampton's Sixfields stadium. They want to return to their former ground, the Ricoh Arena.
Coventry City football club is "slowly dying" in its current home at Northampton's Sixfields stadium.
Jan Mokrzycki, from the Sky Blue Trust, said the Football League "and all the other powers" have "a responsibility" to resolve the situation and ensure the club returns to its former home at the Ricoh Arena.
Supporters are today holding a one-mile march through the city in protest, as a second season playing their home games in Northampton beckons.
The march starts at Gosford Green at 12pm and will make its way up Sky Blue Way, along Gosford Street, Jordan Well, Earl Street and into Broadgate.
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The city’s spike in coronavirus cases has sparked a report that it may be the first UK location to be subjected to a district lockdown.