Sunderland produced a stunning comeback to beat Middlesbrough and breathe new life into their automatic promotion hopes.
A late own goal from Ryan Giles secured the three points for the Black Cats, after Dan Neil and Wilson Isidor cancelled out an early goal from Delano Burgzorg. Hayden Hackney had restored parity but it was a moment of magic from Enzo Le Fee to carve open the game late on...
9. Patrick Roberts
Caught too easily on the ball for Boro’s opener. To his credit, really stuck at it after that and dribbled well. Persistence was important late on. 6 | Sunderland's Patrick Roberts vs Bristol City
10. Enzo Le Fee
The best player on the pitch and by a distance. Luke Ayling simply couldn’t get near him. Magic on the ball and got his much-deserved first assist for Isidor’s goal. Then produced a staggering first touch to force the winner. 10 Photo: Molly Darlington
11. Wilson Isidor
Isolated for much of the first half but caused Middlesbrough all sorts of problems throughout the second. His goal was superb, demonstrating remarkable composure when the pressure was on. Nearly scored another shortly afterwards. 7 | Owen Humphreys/PA Wire
12. Salis Abdul Samed
Picked up good positions and handled the ball sensibly. Solid cameo, really did a job. 7 | Getty Images