Sunderland manager Regis Le Bris expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance during their 1-1 draw against Brentford, particularly highlighting their first-half display. Le Bris noted that the opening 45 minutes ranked among Sunderland’s strongest Premier League performances to date, especially given their opponents’ quality at home. He acknowledged the team’s control of possession and midfield dominance during this period, though he stressed the importance of converting chances into goals.
The manager reflected on the disappointment of conceding during the match but praised the team’s resilience and mental strength in maintaining focus. Le Bris commended the impact made by substitutes who entered the game, describing their contribution as providing valuable momentum and intensity when introduced.
Le Bris highlighted the positive contribution of new signing Kevin Danso on his debut, emphasizing how his presence brings both authority and physical presence—qualities he views as essential for competing in the Premier League, particularly when dealing with long-ball tactics. The manager also remarked on the growing depth of the squad, citing Wilson Isidor’s performance after coming on as evidence of positive developments for the club’s future prospects.
Regarding Dan Ballard’s disallowed goal, Le Bris remained diplomatic, expressing understanding and acceptance of the officials’ decision despite the difficulty of the moment.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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