“What dreams are made of”

Daniel Palard described his winner as “what dreams make” after Sardland sent to the qualifying final in the semi -finals by winning the semi -finals against Coventry City.

Sunderland advanced 2-1 of the first stage, but it was Coventry who dominated the return in the light stadium, with a reward for its superiority when Efron Masson Clark settled a tie in a total of 14 minutes from the end of the normal time.

Haji Wright missed an opportunity with sects to complete the shift at the end of the second half stopping, and Miss eventually proved that she was expensive as Sunderland paid additional profit distributions upon death with the apparently inevitable penalties.

Bald, who was excellent in defending Sunderland, wrote himself at the Folklor Club in the 122nd minute, where he started to meet the Enzo Le Fai corner and went out of the bar to achieve a 3-2 victory.

Sunderland will face Shevild United at Wembley for a place in the Premier League on May 24, after spenting eight consecutive seasons outside the trip.

“This is what dreams really make. Today’s fans were not true at all.”

“It was just a feeling that it would not be our day and all the boys were desirable to try to give them something to celebrate it.

What a dramatic conclusion and dreams you make.

“I was very tense to go to that first match. (Director RGI Le Bris) left Chris Mifam who is our best player throughout the season.

“So, it was a big invitation and I feel it, but I am very happy because Gaffer put his confidence in me and I hope I have paid it.”

Keep history.

– Sunderland AFC (SunderlandAFC) May 13, 2025

Meanwhile, Frank Lampard, Coventry’s president, left to achieve what he felt was an endless end to his team.

“First, congratulations to Sunderland, they go to the final but the tremendous pride that I got in my players,” Lampard told Sky Sports.

“If anyone watched the two games, we took control of the house, we made a mistake and recorded.

“The players gave everything from the place we came from – 17 in the league in December, and the players were great in the second half of the season.

“They had to give up to us because of the way we played, and the way players controlled in the game that they did not deserve. I am very old and I was there a lot, so I took success, so perhaps I can be more balanced in my job but for these players, they do not deserve it.

“We are not bitter, and we are congratulated by Sanderland, but we were the best teams in the football matches and for this reason they will be very happy to go to Wembley.”