Nottingham Forest favourite 'interested' in return to management with Scottish club
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18 crosses, seven key passes: The Sunderland man who stood out in Saturday’s thrashing of Cambridge
Sunderland picked up a big win in their pursuit of a League One play-off place on Saturday afternoon, as they threashed Cambridge United 5-1 at the Stadium of Light.
Alex Neil names his standout performer from Sunderland’s 5-1 victory against Cambridge
Sunderland gave their fans something to cheer about in their final home game of the regular League One season yesterday as they beat Cambridge with a massive 5-1 victory.
Sunderland now in the box seat for the play-offs - but are likely to need a record points tally
In almost any other season, Sunderland would have already crossed the line. Their emphatic 5-1 victory against Cambridge United saw the Black Cats reach the 80 point mark, which would have been sufficient to secure a third-tier play-off place in 33 of the previous 35 seasons since the play-offs were introduced.
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The 50-year-old is better known for his television punditry these days after spells in charge of Sunderland and Ipswich Town and stints as assistant manager with Aston Villa, Nottingham Forest, and the Republic of Ireland national team.
Roy Keane keen on Hibs manager job as Manchester United icon 'discusses vacancy with friends'
Football icon Roy Keane is reportedly interested in the vacant Hibs head coach vacancy.
Burnley eye Sunderland raid as plans for Sean Dyche’s replacement detailed
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Sunderland boss Alex Neil hails 'top notch' Lynden Gooch for excellent performance vs Cambridge
Lynden Gooch produced arguably his best performance in a Sunderland shirt with boss Alex Neil praising his crossing as 'top notch' in the Black Cats' emphatic win against Cambridge United. Gooch provided two assists in the 5-1 victory - one for Ross Stewart and the other for Nathan Broadhead - and could have ended up with four or five had Sunderland been able to find finishes that matched the quality of his deliveries into the box.