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A decade and a half on, a certain generation of Sunderland fans still go misty-eyed when recalling the early Roy Keane era on Wearside. One of the many things that sticks in the memory was the ability of his teams to score crucial late goals.
Sunderland moved into the top six in League One after a late win against fellow play-off competitors Oxford United today, and Alex Neil will surely be delighted to have potential promotion back in his team’s hands with just five games to go.
Substitute Nathan Broadhead scored in added time on his comeback from injury to rescue Sunderland and fire the Black Cats back into the play-off places. The Wearsiders looked destined for a second successive goalless draw as they toiled in vain against struggling Gillingham at the Stadium of Light, and more dropped points would have put their chances of a place in the play-offs in real jeopardy.
Jack Clarke is fighting to save his Tottenham career, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
Jack Clarke is fighting to save his Tottenham career, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.
In recent years, Tottenham Hotspur have somewhat struggled to bring in adequate attacking talent who could both provide backup to and competition for the club’s first-choice centre-forward Harry Kane, also failing to substantially strengthen the wide attacking positions of their squad.
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Former Leeds United prodigy Jack Clarke was backed to be one of English football’s up and coming prospects having made 25 appearances in the 2018/19 season as an 18-year-old.