Nathan Broadhead’s winner against Shrewsbury Town was the latest in a series of last minute winners for Alex Neil’s side.
Supporters may want Sunderland to seal these wins in a little more straight-forward style, however, as the end of the season rapidly approaches, any win is a good win for the Black Cats in their hunt for a playoff place.
These late winners have given Sunderland some invaluable points and boosted their hopes of reaching the playoffs.
But what would the table have looked like if only late goals this season counted?
Here, using data provided by Transfermarkt, we take a look at how the League One table would look if only goals scored after the 76th minute in games counted.
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1. 24th: Gillingham
If only goals scored after the 76th minute counted this season, Gillingham would have finished in 24th place with 36 points. Photo: Jacques Feeney
2. 23rd: Doncaster Rovers
If only goals scored after the 76th minute counted this season, Doncaster Rovers would have finished in 23rd place with 44 points. Photo: Nathan Stirk
3. 22nd: Morecambe
If only goals scored after the 76th minute counted this season, Morecambe would have finished in 22nd place with 45 points. Photo: Julian Finney
4. 21st: Accrington Stanley
If only goals scored after the 76th minute counted this season, Accrington Stanley would have finished in 21st place with 46 points. Photo: Charlotte Tattersall