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Sunderland 1-0 Millwall: Trai Hume sees off Lions as Black Cats roar

Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris wants his Championship promotion-chasing side to build momentum heading into the final weeks of the season after beating Millwall at the Stadium of Light.
TECHNIQUE: Trai Hume volleys Sunderland ahead PICTURE: Alamy

By Rebecca Johnson

SUNDERLAND 1
Hume 20

MILLWALL 0
Sunderland boss Regis Le Bris wants his Championship promotion-chasing side to build momentum heading into the final weeks of the season after beating Millwall at the Stadium of Light.
Trai Hume scored the only goal of the game for the Black Cats to strengthen their grip on fourth place, with a place in the play-offs now seeming increasingly likely.
Victory comes following a 3-0 defeat to Coventry City and a draw against Preston North End prior to the international break.
Afterwards, Le Bris expressed his delight with his side’s reaction...

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