“The worst way to go to a failed match”

former Sunderland Director Gus Poyet now gave his ideas about black cats championship Promoting payment, in an exclusive interview with Football Football.

Black cats seal final center after Ballaard Heroics

After obtaining a 2-1 victory over the city of Coventry in the first stage, Sunderland was in a strong position to reach the final of the qualifiers, but as it was always, they did not do things in an easy way, as the game went until an additional time after Efron Mason Clark’s last goal for visitors.

but, Reges PressThe side managed to accomplish the task in an exciting way, as Daniel Bald scored the equalizer at the time of stopping, and his team booked a place in Wembley against Sheffield United on May 24.

It was eight years for Mackems since it fell from the Premier League in 2017, where she spent four years in an attempt to get out of the first league, but now they have a golden opportunity to return football to Al -Nour Stadium.

This is despite the loss of five consecutive matches heading to the playing matches, which were a source of concern for the former manager Poyet. In partnership with BetbrainThe 57 -year -old said Football Football They admired their ability to rebound from this horror model.

Uruguay said: “Now, I am a little quieter. Before Coventry (first), I thought,” What is happening? “A huge season, then finish the season in the worst way. When you speak to a psychologist, they will say that the worst way to go to the successive match in a row, but in football, nothing is true or wrong, it is going well.

He talked about playing in front of what was a tumultuous stadium for a light crowd, he said: “I will not say that there is pressure, the pressure is when you fight the landing, that is the pressure,” Before adding: “Wembley is always difficult, but it’s always a chance, so I really look forward to knowing whether they can do this this year.”

Nothing to fear Sunderland in Wembley

There were some justified fears heading to the separating matches, given that the Le Bris team lost its five -to -circling matches, but Ballaard’s late goal should give them confidence before the match against Sheffield United.

After completing 90 points, the blades will undoubtedly be preferred in the match, but there is nothing that he fears on black cats, given that they defeated Chris Wilder 1-0 in his last meeting.

rest It took time to praise the part that the fans played on Tuesday night, saying: “The atmosphere was crazy. They helped a lot because we went through difficult moments, and their energy was infectious. They were our twelfth leg, they were really.”

On another trip to Wembley Now Penciled on May 24, fans will have a more important role in a little more than a week.