Sunderland

Match action from Town's loss at home to Sunderland. - Huddersfield Town 0-2 Sunderland - Two second half goals undo Town in HD1

Sunderland were much improved after the break but the match was still finely balanced, with neither side really taking the initiative. Watch the full extended match action via HTTV below. - Watch the action back via HTTV on YouTube

The former Terrier was also quick to celebrate in front of the Huddersfield Town fans, who regularly booed the attacking midfielder during the game. Manchester ...

The former Terrier was also quick to celebrate in front of the Huddersfield Town fans, who regularly booed the attacking midfielder during the game. Kyril Louis-Dreyfus posted a message to Sunderland fans on social media following last night’s win against Huddersfield Town. Kyril Louis-Dreyfus' seven-word message to Sunderland fans after Huddersfield Town win

“Amad has got amazing talent like Harvey Elliott had amazing talent. Whether he makes the jump to play for Manchester United, where they have to win every game, ...

He can ill-afford to appear ordinary in the Championship when he was bought to play in the [Champions League](https://theathletic.com/football/champions-league/). [Premier League](https://theathletic.com/football/premier-league/) signing of the 2021 winter window, but if nothing else, the stagnation has to cease. [Amad Diallo](https://theathletic.com/football/player/amad-diallo-YyWRJzwoC9GtsJsA/) was the last player to leave the sodden pitch at the John Smith’s Stadium, milking the acclaim of 2,500 travelling supporters. There is close control and a low centre of gravity that heavy opponents cannot enjoy. Less so in the opening stages at Huddersfield last night as long spells passed the winger by in a first half best remembered for the torrential rain that swept through West Yorkshire. One touch inside the box cracked open a functional Huddersfield defence with ease. [Sunderland might just be the temporary home Amad requires.](https://theathletic.com/3648582/2022/10/03/mowbray-sunderland-tony-manager/) The Stadium of Light has become a rescue home for the once-expensive, lost attackers, with Sunderland seeing the enduring value in drifters. And it is being earned in an improving campaign. [Jack Clarke](https://theathletic.com/football/player/jack-clarke-PjA0msqncVVEMolT/) and Roberts have reignited their careers after being weighed down by price tags in their teenage years. That was Amad’s 64th and final touch of the game, the most he has had in a Championship game this season. He just has to play football and enjoy it.” This has undeniably become a big season for Amad.

It was a game to match the weather. By Phil Smith. 3 minutes ago - 3 min read.

It was a counter of serious quality and notable that just a day after Mowbray had spoken with genuine relish about pairing up From that moment there was no way he was leaving the pitch until he'd had the last word. And how he managed that, a first-time finish that was followed by his fingers placed pointedly in his ears. Mowbray, though, had sat in his pre-match press conference late last week and said that for now his team just had to find a way. There is an exciting future on the horizon, full of defensive depth and actual strikers but for now it remains just out of reach. And it was for sure in part down to

During his playing career, Mowbray amassed an impressive 553 league appearances, featuring for nine seasons at Middlesbrough. Also representing Celtic, the ...

On the final day of the season, a memorable day against Reading at CCS saw the Bluebirds secure second spot and their place in the Premier League for the following campaign. In 2005, Whitley made the switch to the Welsh capital, making 38 appearances in his debut season as a Bluebird, before spending his second year on loan at Stoke City and Wrexham. Having spent last season on loan at the Stadium of Light, the winger joined Sunderland on a permanent transfer in July.

The Robins are flying, Coventry are pointless, and the A1 derby boils over. Another normal week in tier two.

But the final word goes to Coventry United’s long-suffering radio commentator and Twitter hot-take merchant extraordinaire, Paul Wheeler. But it was the Palace stopper who went in the book. Last season the Eagles were left battered, bruised, and whining on Twitter about some robust but ostensibly fair challenges from the hard-tackling Wearsiders. Oh, won’t somebody think of the children!!! Leave them alone for a minute and they’re at each other's necks. Durham and Palace...