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Sunderland took a big step towards the League One play-off final at the Stadium of Light as they will take a 1-0 lead into the second leg against Sheffield Wednesday. Ross Stewart’s first-half goal was the difference between the two League One sides as his hard work was rewarded at the second time of asking.
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Alex Neil made three changes to the side that drew at home to Rotherham in midweek. Alex Pritchard came into the Sunderland side for his first start since returning from a calf injury, and he replaced Jay Matete in midfield.
Sunderland take on Morecambe at the Mazuma Stadium on Saturday, in the final game of the League One season. The game kicks-off at 12.30pm, and for both clubs there is a lot riding on the encounter.
Sunderland were bailed out by a last-minute own-goal, as they forced a draw against promotion-chasing Rotherham United. The Black Cats trailed to Michael Ihiekwe's first half header from a set-piece, but the Millers defender then put through his own net to gift Sunderland a point.
Sunderland have two matches left of the regular 2021/22 League One campaign to secure their place in the play-offs, and they come up against Rotherham at the Stadium of Light tonight.
Alex Neil made three changes to the side that started Sunderland's Easter Monday goalless draw at Plymouth Argyle. The Black Cats boss brought in Danny Batth in place of Dennis Cirkin, with Cirkin missing out entirely - presumably due to injury.
James Hunter has now shared some early Sunderland team news before the play Cambridge United at home in League One this afternoon.