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Sunderland 0, Chelsea 1

IF John Terry thinks the last time he scored for Chelsea seems a long time ago, he should try being a Sunderland player. Most of the present Black Cats squad had not even joined by September 20, 2006, but those that had were part of a club threatening to hit the depths. Read

Goal row as Black Cats are pipped

SUNDERLAND were cruelly knocked out of the FA Youth Cup at Eastlands last night, despite almost reaping their reward from a valiant, attack-minded effort to claw back a 2-0 deficit from the home leg of their semi-final. Read

Sunderland 0, Everton 1

AS reluctant as anyone is at Sunderland to admit relegation is a possibility, chairman Niall Quinn has revealed he has a plan in place should that disaster happen. Read

City slap in a counter claim

IF the FA Youth Cup is all about giving youngsters a footballing education, Sunderland were handed a harsh lesson in their first semi-final for 26 years. Read

Derby County 0, Sunderland 0

ONE of the most impressive things about Roy Keane’s transition from player to manager has been the Irishman’s ability to keep his emotions and famous temper in check since he swapped a captain’s armband for suit and tie. Read

Portsmouth 1, Sunderland 0

PORTSMOUTH manager Harry Redknapp’s fondness for a flutter is well known but at Fratton Park on Saturday it was Roy Keane who took the big gamble – and lost. Read

Huddersfield Town U-18s 1, Sunderland U-18s 2

SUNDERLAND kept up the pressure on Nottingham Forest in the FA Academy Premier League with a win at Huddersfield. Read

Sunderland Under-18s 3, Derby County Under-18s 0

FOLLOWING Sunderland’s impressive 5-3 win over holders Liverpool in the FA Youth Cup, the Black Cats youngsters continued to show their class against a strong Derby side at home on Saturday. Read

Sunderland Academy 5, Liverpool Academy 3

TWO goals from Martyn Waghorn helped Sunderland reach the last eight of the FA Youth Cup last night. Read

Sunderland 2, Wigan 0

HE is familiar to those who frequent the stands at Charlton Athletic and swiftly forged a reputation as one of the most popular members of the Emerald Isle’s ex-pat community in London. Read

Liverpool 3, Sunderland 0

IT was Sir Alex Ferguson who once famously emerged from a trip to Liverpool by remarking that ‘clubs come away from Anfield choking on their own vomit and biting their own tongues knowing they have been done by the referee.’ Read

Sunderland XI 1, St Patrick’s Athletic 1

A LACKLUSTRE friendly finished all-square at the Stadium of Light last night. A strong, cold wind prevented any fluent football and goal-scoring chances were at a premium. Read

Sunderland 2, Birmingham City 0

ON Monday Roy Keane spoke of how positive his first impressions of new signings Phil Bardsley and Rade Prica had been. Last night the pair were equally quick to win over the Sunderland supporters. Read

Tottenham Hotspur 2, Sunderland 0

AT the start of another weekend which was a dreadful advert for public transport, Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn’s flight to Heathrow was delayed by two-and-a-half hours. Read

Sunderland Under-18s 2, Macclesfield Town Under-18s 1

Macclesfield Town Under-18s1 Read

Sunderland 2, Portsmouth 0

THE cumbersome cast that Kieran Richardson had to wear to correct the spinal fracture that has interrupted his debut season at Sunderland ensured it was impossible for the unfortunate midfielder to find a comfortable position in bed. Read

Six-goal Cats in stroll to semis

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Newcastle Utd Res 1, Sunderland Res 3

STEPHEN Carr and Anthony Stokes pushed their claims for first-team recalls last night, but it was two-goal Stokes who was celebrating after clinching Sunderland’s first reserve team win at derby rivals Newcastle since the 2002-03 season. Read

Sunderland 0, Wigan Athletic 3

DAVE Kitson caused consternation in the build-up to FA Cup third-round weekend when he admitted he couldn’t give ‘two s**ts’ about the competition. Read

Blackburn Rovers 1, Sunderland 0

JANUARY can be a miserable time of year for people who suffer from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), depression and lethargy caused by the long, dark and cold winter nights. Read

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