An ex-player of Leeds United, Jack Clarke, assisted Sunderland to a straightforward victory against Sheffield
Wednesday on the road on Friday night, while Leeds United suffered a setback to Southampton in the Championship on Saturday afternoon at St. Mary’s Stadium.
Both Sunderland and Leeds United want to earn automatic promotion to the Premier League by finishing in the top two of the Championship table this year.
Sunderland has 16 points after nine games and is now fourth in the standings.
Ipswich Town is in second place, six points ahead of the Black Cats.
Leeds has just 13 points after nine games, placing them in ninth place.
The team of Daniel Farke did not do well.
Sunderland defeated Sheffield Wednesday 3-0 on Friday night in an away match.
Jack Clarke, a former winger for Leeds United, is thriving for Sunderland.
One of the Black Cats’ goal scorers was Jack Clarke.
The winger scored his first goal in the eighth minute and his second goal came from a penalty on the 31st.
With seven goals from nine games, the 22-year-old is currently tied for the league’s leading scorer in the Championship.
At Sunderland, Clarke has developed into a goal machine.
Daniel Farke’s team struggled to perform effectively.
On Friday night, Sunderland trounced Sheffield Wednesday 3-0 in an away game.
Former Leeds United winger Jack Clarke is thriving for Sunderland.
Jack Clarke scored a goal for the Black Cats.
The winger’s first goal came in the eighth minute, and his second came on a penalty kick in the third.
compliments for Jack Clarke
Tony Mowbray, the manager of Sunderland, has been extremely pleased with Clarke’s development.
According to Mowbray, who was quoted by ChronicleLive, Clarke is “an amazing footballer, he’s really positive, really confident at the moment.”When I recall Jack Clarke playing for Tottenham U23s against our young squad when I was manager of Blackburn Rovers two and a half years ago, I realize that something remarkable has happened to him and that he is now playing with confidence and believe in himself.
“At times he is unplayable; you never know if he is cutting inside to bend it in like he did for the first goal or down the outside.
