Sunderland were knocked out of the Carabao Cup after they were beaten on penalties by League Two side Crewe.
The match finished 1-1 in normal time before the visitors won 5-3 on penalties, with Pierre Ekwah missing the only spot kick.
Crewe took the lead when centre-back Luke Offord headed the ball home from an in-swining corner on the stroke of half-time.
Sunderland responded by bringing on debutant Bradley Dack, Pierre Ekwah and Jack Clarke in the second half, with Chris Rigg scoring an equaliser in the 64th minute.
The Black Cats couldn’t force a winner, though, before they were beaten on spot kicks.
Here’s how Phil Smith rated the Sunderland players at the Stadium of Light:
5. Niall Huggins - 6
Quiet in the first half but looked a threat in the latter stages when breaking forward from the right flank. Good minutes under his belt in a competitive game. 6 Photo: Frank Reid
6. Dan Neil - 5
Looked after possession in the holding midfield role, without ever really threatening the box as he had done on Sunday. Withdrawn at the break, almost certainly with Saturday in mind. Ideally, Mowbray probably wouldn’t have wanted to risk him here at all. 5 Photo: Frank Reid
7. Chris Rigg - 7
A little tentative in the first half, perhaps understandably on his first competitive start. Excellent after the break, bursting forward to combine with Dack and Pritchard. Took his goal very well on his weaker foot and made Sunderland history in the process, becoming the club’s youngest-ever goalscorer. 7 Photo: Frank Reid
8. Ellis Taylor - 5
Started brightly with an effort deflected over the bar. Held onto the ball quite well on the right flank without really hurting the opposition. 5 Photo: Frank Reid