Regis Le Bris' Sunderland win rate compared to other Premier League managers
Regis Le Bris’ record as Sunderland head coach compared to several of his Premier League rivals.
Sunderland eased some of the pressure on head coach Regis Le Bris when they battled their way to a narrow home win against Premier League rivals Chelsea on Sunday afternoon.
The Stadium of Light faithful got right behind their side as a performance full of high energy and intensity was rewarded with a maximum return thanks to a penalty from Enzo Le Fee. That ensured Sunderland claimed a first win since they saw off Fulham by the same scoreline in their first home game of the season and lifted Le Bris’ men off the foot of the Premier League table. The former Lorient head coach described the win as ‘crucial’ and praised several aspects of his side’s performance as they saw off Xabi Alonso’s men.


Speaking in his post-match press conference, the Black Cats boss said: "The three points were crucial at the end of this nine-game block, before the international break as well, but equally the identity, the intensity, the togetherness, the way we managed the game, according to the strength, the scenario, I think it was good.”
The result means Sunderland head into the latest international break of the season on a positive note despite the fact they are still sitting in the relegation zone. There is still a degree of pressure on Le Bris and he will hope his side can impress once again when they return to action later this month with a visit to Aston Villa.
The Black Cats boss is not the only head coach struggling in the Premier League - but how does his win rate during his time at Sunderland compare to those in charge of other clubs in the bottom half of the table?
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Regis Le Bris win rate compared to nine Premier League rivals


Frank Lampard (Coventry City) - 52.1%
Michael Carrick (Manchester United) - 46.9%
Regis Le Bris (Sunderland) - 40.9%
Sergej Jakirović (Hull City) - 39.1%
Matthias Jaissle (Newcastle United) - 38.46%
Roberto De Zerbi (Tottenham Hotspur) - 36.84%
Gary O’Neil (Ipswich Town) - 33.3%
Pierre Sage (Crystal Palace) - 31.25%
Alvaro Arbeloa (Fulham) - 30.77%
Oliver Glasner (Nottingham Forest) - 18.2%
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