Sheffield United 2-1 Sunderland: FLW report as Blades hold off 10-man Sunderland
Sheffield United overcame 10-man Sunderland this evening, winning 2-1 under the Bramall Lane floodlights.
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Sheffield United overcame 10-man Sunderland this evening, winning 2-1 under the Bramall Lane floodlights.
Alex Neil made two changes to the side that started the weekend draw against QPR. Luke O'Nien came into the side in place of centre-back Daniel Ballard, who limped off inside the opening ten minutes at the Stadium of Light with what was later revealed to be a fractured foot.
Sunderland defender Dan Ballard has suffered a fractured foot, as journalist James Hunter confirms the news with a message to Black Cats supporters on Twitter.
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Sunderland’s men’s and women’s teams are to take to the pitch on the same afternoon in the Stadium of Light’s first double-header.
Alex Neil and Kristjaan Speakman were both in attendance as Sunderland's youngsters were comfortably beaten by Aston Villa's Under 21's. The Black Cats went 2-0 down inside seven minutes as the visitors raced out of the blocks with two almost identical finished from Declan Frith.
Queens Park Rangers goalkeeper Seny Dieng headed in a dramatic equaliser after Sunderland had looked on track to hit top spot in the Sky Bet Championship.
Sunderland exited the Carabao Cup at the first round stage after they were beaten by League One Sheffield Wednesday. The Black Cats arrived in South Yorkshire on the back of an 18-game unbeaten run in all competitions, but that came to an end at Hillsborough.