We’re predicting two changes to the team that played against Manchester City.

The Lads are back in league action. Can we play well AND win against Brighton?

Ahead of today’s match, we spoke to Brighton fan Joe of Albion Obsessed to find out more about Hürzeler’s side!

A great sequence of wins in the red half of Manchester eventually came to an end on this day seventy three years ago.

The Lads are back and the Seagulls make the long trip north to the Stadium of Light for this afternoon’s clash.

Brighton arrive at the Stadium of Light in excellent form, but can Sunderland build on their recent performances and claim a crucial home win?

From quiet leadership to coaching the person rather than the athlete, could lessons from elite swimming offer Régis Le Bris some valuable inspiration?

Jack Ross steadied Sunderland after years of chaos, but after two Wembley defeats and a difficult start to 2019-20, was his sacking inevitable?

Football is often portrayed as a father-to-son tradition, but for one Sunderland supporter, his Mam and generations of women prove the story has always been much bigger than that.

Lewis Forbister takes a tactical deep-dive ahead of this weekend’s clash between the Lads and the Seagulls.

Would this goalscorer have been a good addition?

Sunderland stunned a Manchester City side destined for the title in 1967, but why did this 1-0 victory change the way one young supporter saw his heroes?

Three centre forwards with unique skillsets, but who was the most dominant in red and white?

A good effort against an experienced League One side but Sunderland fall to defeat, here’s how Andy rated the lads!

Tom Burwell’s sudden departure raises more questions than answers, but with Sunderland back in the Premier League, can the club afford any more uncertainty off the pitch?

Juan Riquelme Angulo has his first senior international goal - but could his latest milestone give Sunderland another exciting option going forward?

From comparisons with Sunderland’s 1950s scandal to cup-ticket frustrations, European away-day guides and defensive concerns - what’s on the minds of our readers?

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Tom Burwell’s sudden exit has raised plenty of questions, but what do Sunderland supporters make of his brief spell in charge - and where should the club go next?

John Wade reflects on the veteran Dutchman’s spell in charge of the Lads back in 2015.

There are some intriguing questions to answer as the Lads prepare to resume their domestic campaign against Brighton.

Reid’s search for a new striker goes on as deal for international falls through.

Roy Greenwood had a pleasing evening, but Sunderland fans didn’t have much else to cheer…

Three competitions, a relentless run of fixtures and European football thrown into the mix - just how will Régis Le Bris keep Sunderland competitive over the next month?

Wilson Isidor could have waited for France, but instead chose Haiti - and the Sunderland striker is already proving that taking control of his international future can pay off.

From Tom Watson to Regis Le bris, who is the greatest Sunderland manager of all time?

Despite real progress on the pitch, key issues are hindering the club in a non-footballing sense. How can they be fixed?

A league and FA Cup winner, Glasgow native Thomson was a red and white mainstay during the 1930s, writes John Wilson.

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Sunderland’s success has made away tickets harder than ever to get, but could a small change to the Black Cats Points system give the next generation a way in?

From Portugal to Belgium via Poland and Italy, Sunderland fans are preparing for four unforgettable European adventures - but which trip will be the best of the lot?

Sunderland’s encouraging start to the season came crashing down in the rain at Portsmouth, as Lee Johnson’s young side were comprehensively beaten 4-0 at Fratton Park.

Brobbey and Ballard have picked up worrying injuries, but how have the rest of Sunderland’s international contingent fared during the break?

Our future World Cup star made an instant impression!

The big Austrian defender has slotted in nicely at the Stadium of Light following his summer loan move from Tottenham.

Sunderland travelled to St James’ Park in 1944 looking to repeat a home victory over Newcastle - but could anyone stop Cliff Whitelum on derby day?

Manchester City’s long-running financial investigation could have unexpected consequences for Sunderland - but would we really want the 2014 League Cup handed to us?

Sunderland’s approach under Régis Le Bris may not always look ‘progressive’, but could Kevin Danso show why pragmatism is helping the Lads succeed?