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Sunderland's Jay Matete will have to tread carefully over the next week with the threat of a two-game suspension hanging over his head. The Black Cats midfielder has accumulated nine yellow cards in League One fixtures this season - six of which came while wearing the colours of his previous club Fleetwood Town - and he will face a ban if he reaches double figures before the cut-off point.
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Don Goodman believes Sunderland made a mistake in sacking Lee Johnson following the aftermath of their 6-0 drubbing at the hands of Bolton Wanderers. It took the Black Cats six games to correct their dismal display against the Trotters, losing three of the following five games.
Former Sunderland boss Gus Poyet admits he expected the Black Cats to secure automatic promotion this season, and has warned the challenge of climbing out of League One will only get harder with time.
Mercurial Patrick Roberts was the player all of the big clubs wanted as a youngster.
Sunderland boss Alex Neil has labelled 21-year-old goalkeeper Anthony Patterson’s performance against Wigan “excellent” and suggested he “is in the team because he deserves to be in the team”.
Former Celtic winger Patrick Roberts was sent to play for Sunderland's reserve side on Monday evening - and was hooked after an hour of their 3-0 defeat to Stoke.
Sunderland manager Alex Neil has admitted that he is hoping to see his side improve their ability to move the ball in a quick fashion when they are in possession.