League One

Charlton’s academy looks tops

by
The LeaguePaper Team
12 August 2018

LAPSIE COULD BE THE NEXT BIG STAR
David Connolly

BIG MOMENT: Sunderland’s Lynden Gooch scores the winner against Charlton
PICTURE: Media Image Ltd

Sunderland recovered from a goal down in their opening game to beat Charlton 2-1 in front of more than 31,000 fanatical fans, with American Lynden Gooch grabbing the winner on Wearside.
It is never easy to gel as a side with so many new signings.
However, needs must for the Black Cats and manager Jack Ross will be thrilled that his reign got off to a winning start after a summer of change that revamped the playing squad.
It won’...

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