Covid-19 continues to cause chaos in everyone's fixture list, but Sunderland continue to avoid match postponements and with that presents an opportunity to top the table.
Sunderland’s FA Cup campaign ends in the exact fashion that last season's did, a 1-0 home defeat to Mansfield Town.
Sunderland’s FA Cup campaign starts at home to Mansfield Town tomorrow afternoon in a repeat of last season’s fixture where the Black Cats were dumped out of the cup in their first game.
Sunderland host Bolton at the Stadium of Light and both teams will be looking to bounce back following disappointing results from the previous weekend.
Sunderland head to Highbury looking to cement their place at the summit of League One. The Cod Army have always proven a stern test for the Wearsiders in the past, especially when former Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton was at the helm and have never won an away fixture during this hellish stint in the third tier.
The Stadium of Light hosts freshly relegated Wycombe this afternoon. The Chairboys have enjoyed a good start to the season and remain undefeated.
Sunderland head to the West coast to take on Neil Critchley’s Tangerines at Bloomfield Road in the Carabao Cup. Blackpool have experienced a difficult start to their new life in the Championship while Sunderland have came flying out of the blocks.
Yesterday, Sunderland began their playoff campaign with a lacklustre defeat to the hands of Lincoln. Striker Tom Hopper opened the scoring, tapping in from close range after some pitiful Sunderland defending. Loan star Brennan Johnson put the game beyond doubt after a misunderstanding between Tom Flanagan and Lee Burge.
Sunderland head to Sincil Bank for the first of two semi-final fixtures which will decide who gets to participate in the League One show piece at Wembley on the penultimate day of May.
Another Sunderland game, another emergency goalkeeper drafted in at the 11th hour.
