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Sunderland’s cup tweaks, league aims and lasses’ priorities

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Sunderland Daily News Roundup
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Sunderland rotate in a 4-3-3 to control a scrappy FA Cup tie at Oxford, with O’Nien back, Geertruida anchoring and Mundle shining in one-v-ones. In the league they are mid-table, well clear of danger and into the FA Cup last sixteen, targeting a top-half push despite recent defeats. The lasses' preview flags bravery in possession, wide play and fast starts against Durham’s physical, organised side

Brian Brobbey rejected Manchester United in 2022, then joined Sunderland from Ajax for €20m plus €5m bonuses after Marc Guiu’s recall. Settled under Régis Le Bris with 5 goals and 1 assist in 21 PL games.

Promoted in 2025, Sunderland sit mid-table, 12 clear of relegation, into the FA Cup last 16 and eye a top-half push. Despite four losses in six, a win over Fulham could restore a top-eight tilt.

Survey of pre-war scorers weighs ‘homegrown’ status of Carter and Gurney, highlights Holley’s 157 goals and others, concluding Rowell’s 103 remains Sunderland’s standout academy benchmark.

Le Bris makes six changes and keeps a 4-3-3 as Sunderland control a scrappy FA Cup tie at Oxford. Geertruida anchors, O’Nien returns, Mundle impresses with 12/15 dribbles, Talbi tests Ingram. Ta Bi debuts late.

Preview stresses bravery in possession, wide-area purpose, fast starts and emotional control as Sunderland Lasses aim to impose identity against Durham’s physical, organised approach.

Recalls Beale’s troubled stint after Mowbray, fan backlash, cup loss to Newcastle and poor league form. Hume handshake row and style shift erode support before Sunderland sack him on 19 Feb 2024.

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