'Unplayable': Phil Smith's Sunderland player rating photos after dramatic Hull City draw

The Black Cats fell a goal behind when Ozan Tufan opened the scoring after 11 minutes, yet two quickfire goals from Joe Gelhardt and Amad then put Sunderland ahead.

Hull drew level immediately, though, as Allahyar Sayyadmanesh equalised before half-time.

The visitors then retook the lead courtesy of Regan Slater’s second-half finish, yet Mowbray’s men appeared to be heading for three points after an Amad penalty and Jack Clarke finish nine minutes from time.

That was until Pierre Ekwah conceded a last-minute penalty and Tufan converted from the spot.

Here’s how Phil Smith rated the Sunderland players against Hull:

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Amad Diallo playing for Sunderland against Hull City. Photo: Frank Reid

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. Anthony Patterson - 5

Little he could do about any of the goals, and made one or two decent saves. 5 Photo: Martin Swinney

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. Trai Hume - 5

A rare error as he let Slater get away from him and rifle the ball into the roof of the net for Hull’s third. Did nearly score an effort of his own, denied by a stunning Darlow save. 5 Photo: Frank Reid

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. Luke O’Nien - 5

Won his fair share of duels but was a fairly erratic display at times. Neither side defended with any conviction in a wide-open game. 5 Photo: Frank Reid

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5. Lynden Gooch - 5

Struggled defensively through the early stages, though had little support from the midfield in front of him. Did improve and had some dangerous moments in possession. 5 Photo: Frank Reid

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6. Dan Neil - 7

Sunderland were overrun early on in midfield but Neil improved from the opening stages and had a very good game thereafter, tenacious and with quality on the ball. 7 Photo: Martin Swinney

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7. Edouard Michut - 5

Looked well off the pace to begin with as Hull broke off the home midfield with ease, but improved considerably as Sunderland took better control. 5 Photo: Frank Reid