Sunderland got back to winning ways with a 3-1 win over Norwich – but who stood out for Tony Mowbray’s side at the Stadium of Light?
The Black Cats fell a goal down in the 23rd minute when Hwang Ui-jo opened the scoring despite appeals for offside in the build-up.
Sunderland reacted well, though, and took the lead before half-time after goals from Trai Hume and Dan Neil.
Jack Clarke then secured the win when he was fouled by Kenny McLean in the Norwich box, before converting the subsequent penalty.
Here’s how Phil Smith rated the Sunderland players at the Stadium of Light:

9. Patrick Roberts - 6
Got into some decent positions in the first half and played his part in some dangerous attacks. Was a bit quieter after the break before being withdrawn with 20 minutes to play. 6 Photo: Frank Reid

10. Jack Clarke - 9
His performances at the moment are an absolute joke. Had a hand in all three goals driving in from the left, and the assist for Neil’s goal was absolutely sublime. Norwich couldn’t handle him, and they’re far from the first. 9 Photo: Frank Reid

11. Nazariy Rusyn - 6
Had some bright moments in the game, one crunching challenge that had the Stadium of Light on its feet. One strong driving run and cross just before half time almost yielded a third. Only one or two half chances to score, but has real athleticism and this was therefore a steady full debut. 6 Photo: Frank Reid

12. Hemir (sub) - 6
Will be ruing missing a huge chance to get his first goal, blazing over from just a couple of yards. Was more involved than we have seen in recent appearances, though, which bodes well. 6 Photo: Frank Reid

