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Sunderland Reporter Notebook: No panic for Regis Le Bris' side despite sitting bottom of Premier League table

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Sky Sports (GB)5h ago

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Sunderland Reporter Notebook: No panic for Regis Le Bris' side despite sitting bottom of Premier League table

Why are Sunderland struggling in the Premier League after finishing seventh in their first season back in the top flight? Black Cats finding life tough balancing Europa League campaign and domestic ambitions with Brian Brobbey injury not aiding…

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Sky Sports (GB)5h ago

Centerprovisional

Sunderland Reporter Notebook: No panic for Regis Le Bris' side despite sitting bottom of Premier League table

Why are Sunderland struggling in the Premier League after finishing seventh in their first season back in the top flight? Black Cats finding life tough balancing Europa League campaign and domestic ambitions with Brian Brobbey injury not aiding…

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Sky News6h ago

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Reporter Notebook: No panic stations at Sunderland despite tough start

It's certainly been a different start to the season for Sunderland compared to last year, when they flew out of the traps on their Premier League return and went months without a home league defeat.

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