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Stephen Bunting joined Coventry City’s dressing room celebrations after their Championship title-clinching win.
The celebrations followed Coventry’s 3-1 victory over Wrexham, securing their promotion to the Premier League.
Bunting wore his red and black darts shirt and sang his walk-on song 'Titanium' with the Coventry players.
The performer greeted each Coventry player and posed with the Championship trophy alongside Josh Eccles.
Bunting told talkSPORT there was interest from Coventry to attend and possibly play a darts game with the squad.
Bunting noted the team’s bus singalong to his song helped fuel their Titanium connection.
Coventry City’s rise has included overcoming past difficulties and achieving Premier League readiness under Frank Lampard.
Lampard told fans on the pitch that the club is as big as its supporters.
Bunting expressed interest in returning to Coventry for future events and celebrations.
The article frames Coventry City’s season as a remarkable revival and achievement.

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Coventry City sealed promotion to the Premier League after beating Wrexham 3-1, prompting celebrations in the dressing room.
Dressing-room party featured an unexpected guest, darts star Stephen Bunting, who arrived to the team’s jubilation.
Lampard addressed Coventry fans post-match, expressing pride in delivering joy to supporters.
Lampard added the moment belonged to Coventry’s fans, saying the joy of the moment was for them.
Bunting explained Coventry City contacted him to visit and join the celebration.
The guest’s appearance was driven by Coventry’s desire to boost morale ahead of the Premier League season.
The post-match celebration was documented in dressing room footage that circulated on social media.
Frank Lampard’s post-match remarks highlighted the players’ and fans’ shared journey through a season described as memorable.
The win secured Coventry City’s return to the top flight after a 25-year gap.

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York City sealed promotion to League Two with a 103rd-minute equaliser against Rochdale, finishing on 108 points.
Stones celebrated the moment but admitted a lingering fatigue as celebrations continued after the match.
The party moved from the pub to the dressing room and then back to The Dubliner as celebrations stretched into Sunday.
Supporters and players shared updates from The Dubliner pub as the celebrations spilled into Sunday afternoon.
York City’s Josh Stones described the moment as part of a group achievement and thanked the club, staff, and fans.
York City celebrated their return to the Football League with a sustained party across the city.
Rochdale must now go through the play-offs after York clinched promotion.
The celebration included players dancing in the dressing room and waving flags after the promotion.
York City’s promotion party drew attention for its scale and duration beyond 24 hours.

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The Guardian corrects that Eddie Howe won the League Cup in 2025, not a different record as previously stated.
The article clarifies a misidentification about the Duke of Windsor's relation to King Charles, stating he was not Charles's uncle.
The Guardian lists additional recently amended articles, signaling ongoing editorial corrections across topics.
Readers are directed to send editorial complaints to the Readers’ editor via email.
The corrections document provides mailing and contact options for readers in London.
The correction notice invites readers to explore more on related topics via the Guardian site.
The corrections article highlights the importance of accuracy in reporting on public figures.
The Guardian acknowledges specific factual errors across multiple articles, not limited to a single piece.
The notice provides guidance on how to contact the publication for further corrections.
The corrections reference includes a date stamp indicating the timing of the notice.

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