Mayena Stun Sky Blues with a late winner

Eliezer Mayeend scored a late winner because Sunderland finished the miserable part of the form to wear Coventry in the first part of the championship playoffs.

Regis Le Bris’s side lost its last five games that they entered the competition, but their plan to play deep sitting and capturing the hosts at the counter function perfectly because Wearsiders claimed on Tuesday night that they would return to the lights on Tuesday night.

Wilson Isidor put Sunderland ahead of 68 minutes just to make Jack Rudoni hub a Coventry level just over a minute later.

But the terrible mistake of the right Beck Coventry Milan Van Ewik with two minutes that allowed Mayen to run purely and showed a wonderful cool to round Ben Wilson and get into an empty net.

Milan Van Ewijk plays a blind passage straight into the Sunderland path! 😱 pic.twitter.com/hi1cpxwae7

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Coventry had almost 75 percent of possession, but it lacked forward, ruthlessly throwing crosses and free kicks into the Sunderland box, which was repeatedly clear.

Sky Blues offered the chief of the first half with Sunderland offering little another but an unusual vacation from Mayen.

But Anthony Patterson rarely threatened in a away goal.

Isidor’s sharp ending puts Sunderland in front of

Sunderland took the lead in the middle of the second half by attacking the trademark. Captain Dan Neil took the ball from his own penalty area before inserting the passage into the feet of Enzo Le Fee. Roma midfielder on acting played a wonderful ball in Isidor and carved himself, took a touch and shot past Wilson.

The guest celebrations were wild, but short -lived, while Coventry was almost immediately straightened.

Van Ewijk fled to the right, and his cross was perfect that Rudoni ran and nodded strongly next to Patterson.

Patrick Roberts fired a shot before Sunderland caught their second after Van Ewijk’s return was well behind Wilson and Mayena was wrong.