Dennis Cirkin’s late equaliser rescued a point for Sunderland and preserved their unbeaten home record on an otherwise disappointing afternoon.
Luke O’Nien scored early to put his side ahead but goals from Edo Kayembe and Imran Louza either side of half time gave the visitors a shock lead. Sunderland had big chances to win it late on but couldn’t convert, dropping two points in the race for the top two. Here’s how we rated the Black Cats...
9. Patrick Roberts
Got into some decent areas at times but never quite was able to get the better of his opposite number. Looked leggy at times. 5 | Patrick Roberts and Trai Hume by Frank Reid
10. Enzo Le Fee
Had most of Sunderland’s best moments in the first half, including an excellent corner to set up the opener. Guilty of forcing it a little at times in the second when Sunderland needed greater poise. 6 | Getty Images
11. Wilson Isidor
One great run from deep led to the corner from which Sunderland scored, but was otherwise very isolated. Had one good chance in the second half that he hooked over the bar. Should have won it late on but fired straight at Selvik. Clever flick to assist Cirkin’s equaliser 5 Photo: Stu Forster
12. Ian Poveda
One or two nice touches but never really got into the game. 5 | Ian Poveda by Ben Cuthbertson