Sunderland Owners and manager must BOW their heads in SHAME after producing the worst performance after feeling ENTITLED to the play-off, the end is now NEAR for us and……

Sunderland AFC suffered a dismal 3-0 defeat to Coventry City on Saturday afternoon, with Haji Wright scoring a hat-trick for the hosts. The loss was Sunderland’s worst performance of the season, according to Phil Smith, Sunderland AFC Writer.

The Black Cats were comprehensively outplayed, outthought, and outfought by Coventry City, with Sunderland’s position in the table being the only saving grace. Despite being 16 points clear at the top of the league, concerns are growing about the form and freshness of the squad heading into the run-in.

Sunderland had been warned by manager Régis Le Bris that “disaster” awaited if they felt they could coast towards their likely play-off tilt. The team’s passive performance, slack passing, and inability to deal with Wright’s pace and movement led to a resounding defeat.

The loss was compounded by a fresh injury to Dennis Cirkin, adding to Sunderland’s woes. While the team’s position in the table means this defeat is not disastrous, it is a worrying sign ahead of the run-in.