Coventry City has officially announced that they will play 2019/20 season at St Andrew’s trillion trophy stadium.

St Andrew’s trillion trophy stadium is nearly 22 miles away from Ricoh Arena. Coventry had an average attendance of 12,363 in League One last season.

Coventry, a city with 360,100 residents and ranked 17th in terms of population in England are all set to lose their football team to Birmingham for at least one season.

Coventry City has previously ground shared Sixfields Stadium with Northampton Town F.C, after their home of 106 years Highfield Road was demolished.

The present situation arose after club owners SISU and Wasps RFC were unable to reach an agreement which means The Sky Blues have been forced into ground sharing for the second time.

SISU-OUT is a common phrase used by Coventry City fans because they are fed up with SISU’s cost-cutting measures. They have gone on protests against owners many times.

The infamous protester includes hundreds of plastic toy pigs, Tennis in another incident thrown, on the pitch, whistling, banners, Anti-SISU slogans, and Pitch Invasions.

On Field Coventry city finished 8 points below a playoff spot in League One last season.