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Sunderland forward Ross Stewart has admitted that there will be extra motivation for his side to secure victory in their showdown with Rotherham United tomorrow night following the outcome of the reverse fixture earlier this season.
Ross Stewart earned a spot in the League One team of the season at the EFL Awards ceremony last night. A prolific season for the Scotsman has propelled Sunderland into the play-off positions and given Alex Neil’s side a chance of winning promotion.
Ross Stewart admits he is relieved to have ended his eight-game goal drought - and hopes his scoring touch has returned at the perfect time to help Sunderland reach the play-offs. Stewart went into Saturday's game against Cambridge United on the back of a barren run that stretched back to the end of February, when he scored twice in the Black Cats' 3-0 win at Wigan.
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.
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.
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.
Alex Neil says Sunderland could have hit double figures against Cambridge United in what he feels was the best performance since he took over on Wearside - no matter that it was against ten men. The Black Cats ended up winning 5-1, but were assisted by playing for more than 75 minutes with a man advantage after U's defender Lloyd Jones was sent off for denial of a goalscoring opportunity when he fouled Ross Stewart inside the penalty area.
Sunderland climbed back into the play-off spots and up to fourth place as they ran riot against ten-man Cambridge United at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats played for more than 75 minutes with an extra man after U's defender Lloyd Jones was shown a straight red card for denying Ross Stewart a clear goalscoring opportunity, and it was a decisive moment as Stewart also tucked away the resulting penalty.