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Newly-appointed Sunderland manager Michael Beale has called for his Black Cats side to show consistency and character when they meet 24th-placed Rotherham United at the AESSEAL New York Stadium tomorrow,

Having been thrashed 3-0 at the Stadium of Light against Coventry City on Saturday, one EFL pundit believes things will worsen for new Sunderland boss Michael  Beale on Boxing Day.

Sunderland have been handed a significant boost ahead of the January transfer window following the news that Manchester United are willing to allow Amad Diallo to depart on loan next

Over the years there has always been the statement that whoever is at the top – or bottom – at Christmas goes on to win the title, get promoted, relegated.

Having been appointed earlier in the week as Tony Mowbray’s permanent successor at Sunderland, new head coach Michael Beale suffered a dreadful start to life in the Stadium of Light

Southampton have been rocked by the news that summer signing Ross Stewart has been ruled out for the remainder of the season with a hamstring injury. The Scottish international joined

Reims manager Will Still has hit out at the French media for claiming he was keen on a move to Championship outfit Sunderland. The 31-year-old has rose to prominence over

Promotion hopefuls Southampton are keen to add to their squad in January and could make a very ambitious approach from one of the Championship’s top talents from the previous campaign.

Sunderland take on Coventry City this weekend at the Stadium of Light in Michael Beale’s first game in charge, but one pundit believes it will be a disappointing start to

Sunderland’s Sporting Director Kristjaan Speakman has emphasised that the Black Cats are not a selling club and will not be looking to cash in on star forward Jack Clarke in

Former Queens Park Rangers manager Ian Holloway believes that Michael Beale should ‘count himself very lucky’ to have landed the Sunderland job. The 43-year-old was named as Tony Mowbray’s successor

There are often very raw uncut gems hidden away in distant leagues, and it seems Sunderland has their eyes on a precious jewel that could be just what they need

It’s that time of year again, when rumours surrounding a player future’s begin to circle. Here, we look at five Championship stars who could secure a transfer next month. There

Football pundit Carlton Palmer believes Ipswich Town should look at Manchester United winger Amad Diallo to add to their attacking options, as reported in The Football League World. Former England international

Michael Beale has been appointed as the new head coach for Sunderland, fourteen days after they sacked Tony Mowbray. As reported by the club, Beale holds a contract at The

Sheffield Wednesday continue to raise eye-brows dispatching fellow strugglers QPR in a dramatic, late comeback. Elsewhere, it was a five star performance from Watford and the points were shared following

‘Tis the period where football seems neverending, the end of December going into the new year, where the EFL seems to be on every day to our delight, and this

Former Queens Park Rangers manager Michael Beale is set for a return to the Championship with promotion chasing Sunderland, according to Sky Sports journalist Keith Downie. The Black Cats have been on

Sunderland have placed a new name at the top of their manager wishlist after failing to agree a deal with Reims for their head coach Will Still, according to Fabrizio

Leeds United and Sunderland transfer target Ali Al-Hamadi could be sold for as little as £1.5 million, according to a report in the Sunderland Echo. AFC Wimbledon striker Ali Al-Hamadi is