Sunderland
AZ AlkmaarSunderland: 22. Roefs - 15. Alderete (Ballard, 52), 17. Reinildo, 20. Mukiele, 32. Hume (Meunier, 67) - 4. Danso (Rigg, 84), 27. Sadiki, 28. Le Fée, 34. Xhaka - 39. Fofana M. (Brobbey, 67) - 18. Isidor (Angulo, 67)
Substitution: Ballard (from 52); Meunier (from 67); Angulo (from 67); Brobbey (from 67); Rigg (from 84)
Bench: 21. Moore S. - 6. Methalie - 13. O'Nien, 29. Ahoka - 57. Tutierov
Yellow Cards: Hume 22; Alderete 30; Mukiele 72
AZ Alkmaar: 28. De Busser - 3. Goes, 5. Chavez M., 22. Dijkstra - 4. Schouten L. (Stengs, 83), 6. Koopmeiners P., 8. Clasie (Kwakman, 76), 10. Smit Kees (Byskov, 59) - 11. Daal, 24. Oufkir (Patati, 46) - 9. Meerdink (Hornkamp, 83)
Substitution: Patati (from 46); Byskov (from 59); Kwakman (from 76); Stengs (from 83); Hornkamp (from 83)
Bench: 1. Owusu-Oduro - 2. Maikuma, 29. Hoedt, 31. Ichihara R. - 18. Kovács B., 34. de Wit M.
Yellow Cards: Oufkir 38; Patati 64
The Gunners had to work hard before eventually taking control of the contest
The victory lifts Forest eight points clear of the relegation zone
Villa strengthened their position among the Premier League frontrunners
Palace have booked their place in the semi-finals
“Orange and Blacks” have become the first Ukrainian side to reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa Conference League
The game ended in a narrow 0-1 defeat for Tottenham
The decisive moment came right at the death
The 1–0 victory writes a remarkable chapter in the club’s history
Belief is returning at the London Stadium that survival is firmly back within reach
In a season where fine margins define success, this draw could prove costly
- Manchester City capitalise on Arsenal’s slip and close in on the Premier League summit
06.12.25 19:37For Guardiola and his men, it was a golden opportunity to narrow the gap at the top, and they approached the task with trademark composure
Liverpool escaped with a point, yet the performance only raises more questions for Slot’s side as pressure continues to build
Arsenal saw victory slip through their fingers in heartbreaking fashion
Those missed chances ultimately cost the Toffees, who were forced to settle for a point
Sunderland are writing one of the most remarkable stories of the Premier League season so far
It was a professional and polished performance