Sunderland move four points ahead of Newcastle in the Premier League table after a scrappy victory at the Stadium of Light

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Burn was unable to complete the first half of the heated match at the Stadium of Light, which Newcastle lost 1-0 by way of a Nick Woltemade own goal, after a nasty collision with Sunderland defender Nordi Mukiele, who was booked for his troubles.

Newcastle sat deep, soaking up pressure, and when they did break it was without conviction and lacked precision in their crossing and final balls. Struggling £50m new signing Elanga repeatedly gave the ball away and England’s Anthony Gordon was off key.

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