Le Bris and Sunderland will act in order to complete the goal of the season star-news.press/wp

Sunderland Head Coach Regis Le Bris said that the team has decided to complete the “goal” to launch last summer and win the Premier League promotion.

Black cats Sheffield take a joint at the Wembley Stadium, at Saturday, with Sunderland, to finish the last flight from eight years.

Le Bris took Mike Mike Dodds from the caregiver, Michael Beale in February, since June 2024, since he reached the French Lorient.

Sunderland ended last year on the 16th, but they had a large part of this campaign among the playgrounds, and they are not less than fourth because of the duration of the season.

Penalties on the second round of the fate with Coventry Ciry had to be decided after Epron Mason-Clark had a tie.

However, Dan Ballard’s last gasp sealed extra time in Wembley, though Le Bris had a top six finish since he reached the club.

“We are in the place where we wanted to be at the beginning of the season,” Le Bris said.

“When we met players, I asked” What is the purpose of the season? “They told me I wanted to promote. We are here and we have this opportunity.”

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In fact, Sunderland is the third secondary play, 1989-90 in 1989-90, after 1997-98 Penalties Charlton Athletic lost after 4-4 sweepstakes.

The only previous meeting between Sunderland and the play-offs arrived in the 1997-98 semi-final, which win 3-2 black cats.

However, Chris Wilder’s team has entered as a favorable, 49.4% of the opt-in data transmowers, Sunderland gained a probability of 26.5%.

Blades finished 14 points in Sunderland, the largest difference between the finalists between two football league finalists (since 1988-89).

Le Bris, however, knows the potential of his players to see that some Sunderland matches showed the raw potential of his young group in the last season.

“It’s not surprising for me, but for a team that ended 16th, maybe the step could be a little high,” he said.

“When I studied different games, it was very obvious that this group was really able to play good football, but he had a lack of consistency.

“For me, it has been the opportunity to improve consistency through the methodology through the work we can have in the season.

“Weakness was identified, and then there were different work and improvements in the season.”

Starting with two semi-final semi-final successes, it was the only player in O’nien and Patrick Roberts was only 25 more than 25 years old.

With so many young players in Sunderland, the Palak has several players who have played in the Premier League, for many is the first Wembley output.

But Le Bris was assured that the emotion of the occasion would not affect his young group, as well as within a touch of the football prize of the flight.

“It’s not always a matter of age, it’s a matter of connection with the path,” he said. “You can be 17, and you can be willing to work.

“Or you could be 30, and you probably have problems to manage your emotions. Players seem adults for this event”.