🎧 Automatic promotion slipping away?
"You can see Wilson Isidor, he's disappointed. I think he'll be disappointed with his all-around play because, for me, he struggled to get into the game."Simon Pryde and Nick Barnes are joined by former Sunderland defender Gary Bennett to discuss their draw against Preston North End and whether boss Regis Le Bris' decision to take off Eliezer Mayenda over Isidor cost them a win.You can listen to the full reaction and more on the Total Sport podcast.
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